231 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/bd61a66966c8581e24343bbc6062f1c1.pdf eabd7db19c979a1a3419114830f3cb34 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. April 30, 1971 Mr . Johnny Johnson Director of Model Cities Atlanta, G orgia Dear johnny: In order that :this office i fully informed of Model Cities papers to go before the Board of Aldermen. please see that they are discussed with me prior to their submission to a committee or the full Board. Sincerely, Dan Eo Swe t, Jr. DESJr:sm � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document April 30, 1971 Mr. Johnny Johnson Director of Model Cities Atlanta, Georgia Dear Johnny: In order that this office is fully informed of Model Cities papers to go before the Board of Aldermen, please see that they are discussed with me prior to their submission to a committee or the full Board. Sincerely, Dan E. Sweat, Jr. DESJIr:sm  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 35 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/221ea7f8438e3a294139d1b75716f442.pdf 3e77e74c8ecfa13227dd58593c47706b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 'r f The Machine would like to do semething, to ~ you the Vet.ers mad enough to gc- to the polls Tµesday, November 5th and vote PITTSBURGH COMUUNITY Bu; it 8 rea(J..ly up to you. l'fhat a person HOMEO'-"NERS MET wants and gets is the soul respons i bilities of the indivual. YJbat you wanted Monday, Approximatly 350 residents attended a you may ~o+, get Tuesday, and having it is meeting held at Hinsley Temple Church Of strictly up to the voters. God in the Pittsburgh Community Monday October 28. Johnny Johnson, Executive Director of Hodel Cities tried to explain the clearMODEL NEIGHBORHOOD INC. ance area and answer questions . There was SPONSORS COMMUNITY-PIDE MEF.T s everal raised, and he answered them very well. Model Neighborhood Inc. is undertaking Norris Currington a resident and the the necessary avenues to disseminate inunsuccessful candidate in the race for formation neglected before to as many of Repres entative of the 99 Dist r ict in the the residents a s possible. September Primary, also a resident and Tenants, Homeowner s, Bus ine ssmen, and busine ssman living in Pittsburgh, also Mer chants will attend this meet i ng , to the pers on that coordinat ed the call ing of be bet ter i nformed of the Model Cities the meeting wa s given five minute s t o Program. speak . He stat ed bef ore he began t hat it' Pl anners from the Model Cit ie s off ice 11 t ake more five minute s , and would not have been invi te d, to meet with the r es i - l ike to be cut off. dents , Sunday November 10 1968, 4.oo P. M. Mr. Curr ington s a id t hey ha d no gripe Peter James Bryant School 252 Ge org i a Ave. with Model Cit i es only what Model Citi es s. vr . was forc i ng dovm:the community 1 s throat. ~f*-'BHHHHHH~ 1HHHH8HHHH~ ~~HHHHHHH~ Mr. J ohnson had previousl y asked how many had attende d, or was on Model Cities comMechanic svill e Boys Cl ub mi ttees. Not a singl e hand was raised. AlSponsors Car -Yrash though t here was about seven there that att ends and are on every thing in Pitts"Then the need come t o raise some fast burgh. change, the Mechanicsville Boys Club can Mr. Currington addressed his remarks bring up some good ideas. Every week-end on what he called facts, and according they will wash autos, for $1.25 per car. to the applauses of the crowd, they apnash and wax auto, .oo. Mass production proved the statement. In part the residents is what they will be looking for, and at wanted to be a part of the total plans. It that price that is exactly what they will was the consensus of the group that this geto Bring the cars to the Mechanicsville ( continued on page'2 col. 1) Center 389 Bass Street S .. '" . 8 A.M to 5 ,3 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Moehanticwtll e% /2 ekly Machine Vol. 1 number 8 Newember 2 1968 Free Edititn SSHECSHEE SAIS SCHHHEE ASSESSES SASS SHS SHS SHESOSHHES 34t FE /e ae ory ay Ty sé a ay be \/. 5 on i Ve u Ge (Andatae Yo LAT Neighbor The Machine would like to de semething senocnecen SHERRIE HE SHEBHEEESEE to make you the Veters mad enough to ge tO the polls Tiiesday, November 5th and vote PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY Bu itSreally up to you. “that a person HOMEONERS MET wants and gets is the soul responsibijities of the indivual. ‘hat you wanted Monday, Approximatly 350 residents attended a you may not get Tuesday, and having it is meeting held at Hinsley Temple Church of strictly up to the voters. God in the Pittsburgh Community Monday October 28. IEEE JOH JEEEGHSS Johnny Johnson > Exe cutive Director of Model Cities tried to explain the clear- MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD INC. ance area and answer questions. There was SPONSORS COMMUNITY="IDE MERT several raised, and he answered them very well. Model Neighborhood Inc. is undertaking Norris Currington a resident and the the necessary avenues to disseminate in- .nsuccessful candidate in the race for formation neglected before to as many Of Representative of the 99 District in the the residents as possible. September Primary, also a resident and Tenants, Homeowners, Businessmen, and pysinessman living in Pittsburgh, also Merchants will attend this meeting, to the person that coordinated the calling of be better informed of the Model Cities the meeting was given five minutes to Programe speak. He stated before he began that it' Planners from the Model Cities office 1] take more five minutes, and would not have been invited, to meet with the resi- ike to be cut off. dents, Sunday November 10 1968, 4.00 P. Me yr. Currington said they had no gripe Peter James Bryant School 252 Georgia Aves with Model Gities only what Model Cities Se Te was forcing down’the community's throat. JEG SHEE FREER vir. Johnson had previously asked how many had attended, or was on Model Cities com— Mechanicsville Boys Club mittees. Not a single hand was raised. Al- Sponsors Car—7ash though there was about seven there that attends and are on every thing in Pitts— ‘Then the need come to raise some fast purgh, change, the Mechanicsville Boys Club can Mr. Currington addressed his remarks bring up some good ideas. Every week-end on what he called facts, and according they will wash autos, for $1.25 per care +o the applauses of the crowd, they ap- vrash and wax auto, $3.00. Mass production proved the statement. In part the residents is what they will be looking for, and at wanted to be a part of the total plans. It that price that is exactly what they will was the consensus of the group, that this get. Bring the cars to the Mechanicsville ( continued on page 2 col. 1) Center 389 Bass Street S.™. 8 A.M to 5 Sees SSEMESEGHRHE SEESEEEEHt INFIEESEGOH JERS TRASH  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 34 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e80c001625b7b52afdd30d1b53e14dd3.pdf afcb40cd614dc037300ac99dd676a090 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. i ·1.>Y/; c:./ d . el ' ' /-2, ' \..,:_. 1 1 -t ,/t,/ I e I //./ //·tS~ I " .· \:. ,. ~ . /.i,·- ·.. l .· .. ' . .:. ··' · ' .• ..J ....... •, . :, . :... ;. ,;,. ...·.... ... . . .........;.· -·... ;. .. . .... " i · ·· .. , , · ·::,.;/ " "'1' ' 1° "'l" <) .,, ,. \ . ,j ( , ( I . .... .... .......... ,... .... . ..·... ·. , ·. ' "' I, J . ... . . ' ..... -.... ... ...; .-·.... ."I .. ..• . .... •.... ... ... .,_ ' ... ....... .. '" ("' , , , ' ; "' _.,., , , .., "'i'""I " • .. , .. •, . ,' • • . •1 •,.. • '1., 'I •- ~· .. , . ' . . ...... 'o' , ,, '1 ' •1 • , , -• . , .. _. -. , , , "': ' • , • , , • " 1"1 . , , . .,,.,, Vol. 1 ~ _(.\ ) _,~ . : r;~ T:~..:;J i~--~J. C.... GO TOM BURRESSll . ' PHILADELPHIA DEVELOPING CONSULTANT I NV:tTED BY hODEL NEIGHBORHOOD, INC "! 11 . .. Tom Bur r r~ .~~s formerly with th e Gr6atar Phi J.~l 0 l~hi a Enterprises. This .group iia s b er ·;1 a bl e to build shopping centbrs i n t hat city, housing and industrial development. Nm,1 O1,mar of a Consulting Firm of which he orga nized, was invited t.o Atla nta to offer guidi a nce and .. s1.1gge stions to Model Neighborhood, Inc. ·.... j' Ql. -~ -: -n ! . )'_ ,.· . ,.. ~. -, -·-; ' ,. .lJ Mr. Burr'"'.SS mr,t ,bri'efly wi' th ..:.. ;, c.-.•, 1.. U, J. . \.. . ;L,_ _ . .,_ ,. )'" J. .. V . .1.. 1 1.=' c 0 t > 2 ·:., 1"~.p · '..:o ro ; .. L :.; s :~oso · tho Mayor nnd was welcomed by the =- r io :J·i>:.:·.. c.r'.:.: ~.:c. L y.:.11 Scot~ , Honorable Ivan Allen to the e v e r ··oo d 3 :- · -...,• .,.,'"' · "··::· · - -.~1.., . . ,. _J-· ·1 , --~ r os s1· n g c 1· t y. r~r · -, •.J_Toh·1 Is -.L• . i . \ ' -:,.,;· ·r__1"...,, p_ogr '1 . Burress . ~-rs., ._..::-'vt i o . .i1S~ c y , ~ .1.1. .5 0 ~ :t.'Q oxpc r i a nc c s was a gr1.;a t success to ·~c:.:1Jc1"'.s : of . .,.: do l C:: : .:,i.}S• • .1.0 . l'-lodo l ·Naighborhood, Inc. He gave Lo c~:c'Gt;,, - -~" G, P: l".: s, ~ .i."'S o :'.:.c :::, t he org,:mizD.tion th e kind of ~-1· ;: . · ~:::~:cs'.:. r::.1. r , j :·,;,lo yoos . - ,.1.. inspiro.tion thnt thoy will surely -:· ,· ',..,-,,. ) i· · c·1°y ,L' " · ,rr ... . , . o:, ...1·-'"'(~ • - • l ~ c .L J" - ' ._; __ .,_o COnSl d o r pr.l coloss · • ~ ·. , · :;,: 11o s i 1-, : i:.C C:. { 'G fi r s t , ~)u t Model N oighborhood, Inc., call ,_c c:;..<'.c c~ ·;.:, .; t t ··_·.:J tr:i.~J , !·Jt·.lcl in ·oa Pross Confcrcmc o ctnd · Mr. Burress b:-.bJ.y .::, 0 .:."!C s::> . .c v:~. ll-:..c -~o ~.o(·.0 1 gavo a news rc1aaso of the Philade l , ~:ol ~:~1·:orho ocl l ;,c., :.. :·· u '-:.i : e Co. n c1i-phia De v e loping Program. Ed;wC1.rd 'c y . -;:-::, ·i. s :.'it :-: t, >c 1,:·.t.t s.;r :::::t,cr:.t firo ody, Modal Neighborhood's Exec. .:-:: 'c t. >.;.s r i~'..:. i c l u is· :J e; :;. ~-;. ~; ·,)t:_-J lisi1:Jd . Dire ctor :1 lso gavo a Mod e l · 8dne sday _ni ght, we we!';.t to a Ne i ghborh ood, Inc., n ows rolea,;30. neighborhood ca lled HQld ' T0 v;n ';. On o n ows i tom wns tho open ing of a ·: This s e ction of . Chicago is a roGec rmcnt Mec nufacturing Co., commu_ri.it : he.bilit a t od st retc h , ~imiEtr· to owned an,d emp l oye d. This is on·e of Atlanta's plan to redovc l opc the Modal Beighborhood' s Inc ., industric viaduct b eneath downtown Atlant a . dov o lo pmonts in Mode l Citi e s Aron. It cont a ins somo v ory crontivc · designs. Somo of the old id e a s wero r estorod ~:i:n·ct· Old Town is quite an att r active site. It is CENTER 3UPJ RVISOR WANTED now a tourist and rosidenta l neighb orhood ; all located 1rithin a few Mocho.nicsvillo Community Cant or bloc k s . 389 Ba ss St ; , is advurtising . for Thursday-morning we visit e d a Supe rvi sor~ to cond~ct the va r i ou r 11 Lm·wr North " , our firs t stop was acti viti es n nd programs of tho Cc nt r the Olivott Community Cantor. Mrsointorvi ows will bo ho l d on Tucsdn y · Lilli a n Kimiro, the director wo. s Nove mber 2 4.th , from 9 : AM to 12:PM ~ v e ry hospitable n nd a wond e rful (cont 1 d po. go 2) I y! I 'r f y ' I YT JO BS ' ' ' I I I ' f ' t ' ey l.J _ _ .._,,._ , ....,. "."1 .. ,A . V V ~ • • 0 ~ O O O O • • A O O • • 9 0 0 0 O O �-- - T-iCDRL NEIGH:c30P.HOOD 1JEF.KLY l IA CHINE ( pci.go 2) ~~***********'·*************************** 11 CI-I I c ;i.GO Ii IiOD~L NEIG HBOPJ-IOOD' S Q's itND A r s hostosso Tho Cente r rec e ive s va rious moans of suppo~t in being · Q; Is Mode l Cities n cloo..rnnco funded. 0no is thu United Appea l. tho oth e r, lon g est.:: b li s hed ur.;c.. - · n izations. · It w.::s ti1rou13h this A,. No~ It is c1 rchn bilitation c antor tha t, T . U. F ., (T ho program. Re build and r oho.biUnited Fri'oridE:) w~"'. s - gr2nt ed lito..tc minium aoounts of p 67, 000 ( no string s) for noighbo r- . ~treat~ 'and block s a t a ti me . hood d e v e lopments~ I will toll a bout it l 2t c r ,, Olivott Community Contor displa yed to me 1 what c a n bo LI' !'7:' ~ ~ BIRD progr.::1.mod ,,-;::.th tho proper fund s. LIGHTS ON 1 .- ~~ ii,~' :,~c MACHINE li ND SAYS : How c1 community c ente r cc.n bo offottivo W::!..th enough funds. A nei g hborhood c ont ur in Atl.::nta t h2 t i s c'.l community s upport e d nnd community s :~r = 1ed , co..n do t he s ame id e ntic a l thi ngo Le. t o r Thu rsdny uorning wo wont t o t he T. U . ? . , c a nt o r~ Mr. :Michae l Hollis is t.hc TUF c o - ord i n.:: to:c ., lt wo.s v e ry int e r1'Sinc o you c o. nnot to ll mo esting to l o::i ::.~".l of thei r invo lve oant . They hc.. ve opt i one d some what the Extensi on's Ma n 2ga rs jobs prope rt y and plan to build clov e n a r c suppos e to be, I wi ll l e t units of hous ing i n thu COii':iE1Uni ty. you in on somc thing.• 1 Tho r a is n Credi t Uni on 2nd th e Th o St ee ring Comr.1ittcc of Housi ng Dcvu l opmcnt COiill"Ji t t cc , t o the Model Ci ti c s Mas s Conv-.; ntion n o.r;10 et f ov:o One t h i ng I r 01:101-r.ba r is b e ing prc s (.) nt c d in th e Mode l of i mpo rt .::1.ncc w2 s 1.·.1hc. t Mr. Ho llis Citi e s pl.::m c. s the Orgo.nizo.tion2.. l s .:,, i d; ,; In this city wo uso the Cor;mn.mi t y · Dc valopr:10nt CorporQtion Poli tici .'.:'..ns fo r a ll th ey .:t r c No rth. of t he J.l:iodc l Ci ti c s Arc o. . ·1 Who.t l!c app l y prassur q nnd i n t i rac we do you t hink of tha t ? Be tt e r find got r esults ". Thi s is n go oJ out if it rs trug • . r ocooncndat i on fo r o. 11 Atl2rtta votcrso FLIES AHAY Thursd2.. y o.ft ~rnoon w0 visited SEE YOU NEXT VEEK TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT~TTTTTTT ii Lowc r North Co~.L[;llnity C-:mt o r o·' Ve t ou r cd tho c enter, wh c r cj_n we s c:w; do.y c .::•.r c cln s t,o s, o. poo l room ! !! n ! ! ! l ! ! ! JOI2'3 l ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! n ! ! ! !! o.nd o. TV- Ro. dio r opo. ir. A dny care class on the-second f l oo~? Jobs------ ov o ry Tua sda y from I n Gcorgio. t h is is prohibited . 9: AM unti l 12 :PM- ---Mcchani csvi llc Th o c ·mt c r is pa rt of a highCommunity C0ntc r, 389 Bnss Stro ot ri so pub lic housing pro j ac to South Ho st. Twenty one stories with forty e i ght unit s pe r f l oo r. In the 1.::-.tc c,fto rn o on we wont to the Moda l Citi e s offic a , Vo lis tanod to soLlc rcno.rks thnt we h n vc hcarad ~apa at od ag3 in · ~nd s n id before nnd now a g~ in~ 11 16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)~ ( c ont 1 d pDgc 3) -- - �LO:J E~""' rrnIGH J~r "'.".' EOOD 1 J~ETf!_.y MA CHI NE ,.f<"'.! 1 ",o•:.,+ a_J,~ _. •;<·,~. ".I., -J u-1. •"11" ~:: •: • :.- ·-: ~ .: ' , , :-; : --_;:; . ,-,I( . .. • 'f• .:;:- •'l• :..:: :,• -::" -.:": ~: ( page 3) I : • 1-; .•;( :-;-., ;;'.~ ,., • .,.; ,: :;: :-: .: ; -: ;-;~ :-:-;:;::: ::::~ :-;,: ::;,, ; , , :-::: , :, ,: .:::::, ~ , , : , ,;;. , : , , :, ,:, ;.;, , ~ ,:, :::: , :::;:::::;, ,;,::::;:: , : , ;:;, ,:, 11 Chl Ci\GO" Thursda y cv,:mi ng wo t ov.r cd su,ro ra l ••EXPLO RER NElJSi 1 slum comnuniti os , 1'0 snw nod o l town apc1. rt E10 nts. (r.pc.:-..~·,:.r.10nt s cor.1M0 chr.mi.c s vi ll e explore rs will plotoly furnis hed. , fou r bod ro c:ns ) .. go to Fort, Benning for the we ek e nd UG returned to Oli v ott corI1r.1u n i t. 1 of Do c Gmbo r 15t h. Approximat e ly c ont o r Fridn y morni n g n nd :r.ict wit h t on b oys f rom a cross s e c t ion of a Lincoln Pa r k r o pro s ont at i 7a c. nd tho a r ea will ntt c nd. ho expla ine d t he ir c ommunit y plans to us. TJ o r c turn od to Old Tovm n nd hG: d dinn e r. Aft c r wc.rd, :wo c ho ck od ou t a nd boc.rd od th o home bou nd pla ne a t 4: 10 Pi-I, wo V·TC' r o one hour g ot ting . .... ..,.. ·- . ' ... . ............ . ,. . ,. a irborne ~ Ho a rri v od in J\tL::: nta 1 a t 7: 30 PI 1, Mod a l Nei ghb orho od, Inc., will sha. ro 1,,1r, i t h th e Co~:muj:ti. ty or gc.n i zci.tion o1 G-IRLS CLU B\' in Chic a go t h a pro g rams it propc s o so Mochc.. nicsvillo Girls Club hc.. s . .........,. . .....,....,. . ..,.. . .,....... . ,. b e e n invited to Roos e v e lt Ho.11 on Fc..ir Stroot. The y ho.ve o. lso b een EDI'l' OHI ·•L 2 s ked by The Gra dy Hom o s Girls •1 BLACK E!·ITRBPHEN BGJ.SH:::P · t:ILL FORK 11 Club to Qttcnd o. Tha nks giving ~-Iodo l Noi :"('1b or hood., I n c ., i s Bc.. nquot on Fridci.y , Novcmb ur 22 nd, n n ox.:t mpl e 0 1· hc A; to got b::..o. ck from 6 :Pivi until $ :PM involve d i n e c ui1 0:;1i c ow::-icrs hip . With t he c. s s i st .7.nc o of s or:1-; bus i nes sme n of I'fo tro l'. t l .::nt2, o. G::,.r1:1ent M.:mufc. cturing Co . , wi ll opon c.t 55 Ge orgi a Av e ., ss ; soon~ This is r e l a ti v e ly s raci. 11 ~ · The p l .:t no THOUGHT FOR THE HEEK will oo p l oy 13 l a di e s, upli f t th e incono of s or:10 of t h e m. This is " I'i1\K E NO LI TTLE PLitNS, THEY HAVE 11 Ent r e pr c n ourshi p·i ; ,:m d it's NO MA GIC TO STIR MEN'S BLOOD. blo. ck ownod , b l L1 c k opor c.tod ,.:n d f1Li.IC E BI G PLAHS ; AI M HIGH I N HO PE 'G r eon ii r etur ns . Ii.ND 1:JORIL LET YOUR \Jj.TCH1JORD BE It is g rc o.t to know t h .:- t tho ro ORD ER AND YOUR BEi1.CON , BE1rn TY\ i c.ro Ex chc. n go h ous e s in ist l cintn d2ni e l burnh.'.lm willi ng t o l oo..n a t ].00% r i.':: l: , r.1onoy t o promote this ontr opr oncur con cept. Th o Mc. c hine would l i b) to 2 sk; c r o they goi ng t o produce action? In Ph:.l :·:d ol phi n o. g r oup of BQnks ar c joi nt l y l endin g mon e y t o those o conor:1i c de v e l opme nt corpora tions" Is t his wha t 1\tlQnt a b c..nks arc going to d o ? Tho I!i.:: chine · f ee ls tho. t r.lodo l rJo i ghborhoo:}; Inc., is by fa r, t he best qu Cl. li fi< '<:'. iJon P r ofi t Org,:m izo. tio n i n i.t ::..,..1:.;t,:1 awa iting t hi s o. s s i st 2n cc . .. , ..... , .... , .. ... .. . , .. ._1 • .. , ... ... , ... _,,. .. , ... .. , .. .. , ... ... , ... .. , ... ..........!'...., ... , . y • -- .... ... ...... ..... ... ,.. ..... ............... .. "11'• ( • I' " I ' , , .. .-, • • I " 1· • ,, "' l"' "l"'.-1' ... , .. f t),:,;i~ ... , .. ........, ...., .. ....... .. , . ¥~*************************************************** �_______1 ,... ~ . ,f.IT I [ }' t:" ,rt-' f ,. MODEL NEIGHBORHooi, IN~ \ 700 McDANIEL ST., S. V{ . ~TLANTA, GEORGIA 30310 -._,.,J:,~ ~-- - $ s " MR , DAN SvlEA T CITY HALL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 -- J • l1 I ----:J t.-,- ,i--...,_ _ _ � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Site SIT, "TOM BURRESS" OL C..GG PHILADELPHIA DEVELOPING CONSULTANT “INVITED BY MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD, INC. ‘A eroup “or ‘Guclve, tler to Chiceso, Teen on adnescey, tov. Tom Burress formerly with the AU3th at, 5256F: Me olene ves to Greater Philadeiphia Enterprises. SP rivowst. a cn.50 av 7330, ove Cie This group tas bern able to build to scevy Cir tel ic, vu.c lencing shopping centers in that city, wes delrvod for atest an hour, housing and industrial development, Tre OncG who ute tne trip Now owner of a Consulting Firm of “WO"O$ 1.0001 Uitios sssit eG which he organized, was invited to e.voloyoes, ins :.0dcl Cities Atlanta-to offer guidiance and Soecrd rovers. Tiere Vere bw PSe suggestions to Model Neighborhood, 9oYrsorns, 100 on b1.0 starr or pecréd. Ine, VOP LRLOLMC CLO “SNSSS. Gits3 i Mr. Burress met briefly with meade the trip‘ wore: wise tose the Mayor and was welcomed by the cx CLG oO ETS 2. Lycll Scots, Honorable Ivan Allen to the ever 116 John 100d, 1.25% 22.70) cunlS, progressing city. Mr. Burress's LESeLovtic .nsley, #11 So: rd experiences was a great success to “cuberg? OL. eel CL bids y) 1. rss Model Neighborhood, Inc, He gave Loeizeti, .1sy Porks, Ui 76.) Led, the organization the kind of ater en edtrewy aimloyoes, ii. inspiration that they will surely Byea, Nov. Aieney anc aysolr, consider priccless. i hesit: wea 6% Pirst, out Model Neighborhood, Inc., call seeioee eoeR Cie UPL would pro= a Pross Conforence and’ Mr, Burress vcbly serve Goi.c velue So ..ocel gave a nows release of the Philadel HWelL~iperhood Lice, nd tie Co. wni=phia Developing Program. Edward ty. 53 45 - tic letter intent Moody, Model Neighborhood's Exec. C68 this ¢reieie! is* btins swoliehed, Director also gave a Model “ednesday night, we went to a Neighborhood, Inc., news release, neighborhood called #Old Toyn', This section of Chicago is a re- habilitated stretch, similar’ to Atlanta's plan to redevelope the viaduct beneath downtown Atlanta It contains some very creative designs. Some of the old idcas were restored and Old Town is quite ah attractive site. It is now a tourist and residental neigh- borhood, all located within a few blocks, Thursday’morning we visited "Lower North", our first stop was the Olivett Community Center, Lillian Kimire, the director was very hospitable and a wonderful (cont'd page 2) One news item was the opening of a’ Garment Manufacturing Co., communiti owned and employed. This is one of Model Neighborhood's Inc., industric developments in Model Cities Arca. ste stasle ste ste ste ste ste ote SAAS BSAE BOLTS 2S AIS Hers ae ole te aie ENTER SUPIRVISOR WANTED Mechanicsville Community Center 389 Bass St., is advertising for a Supervisor, to conduct the variour activitics and programs of the Cent¢ Mirs.Interviews will be held on Tuesday” November 24th, from 9:AM to 12:PM, LUULT ILE TEI IOBS! RSS | Ot thes ese oe 0 CDEL NEIGHROPH VEEKLY MACHINE (page 2) BEEPS FS ETS BIS DS HS PS EAS SE AS LIS LISD SHE IE AS BSS SS BS es YR ISIS SASS SAS N SASS, STS SSS HES He aie ale she ake aie ate ale ale ale ake ic ale atc aie ale ake ate ale ate oe f#CHICAGO" hiODiL NEIGHBORHOOD'S Q's AND Ats hostess, The Center receives veri~ ous moans of support in being “Oe Is Model Cities a clearance funded, One is the United Appeal program the other, long cstablished orza~ nizations. ‘ft was tirough this A. No. It is a rehabilitation center that, T. U. F., (The progrem, Rebuild and rehabi- United Fricnds) wes granted litate minium amounts of 267,000 (no strings) for noighbor- , streets and blocks at a time, hood developments, I will tell about it later. slestesle cle sle ate ale ate ate ale ate ate ate ate ate Olivett Community Ccnter displayed to me, what can be LISTE RIRD programed with the proper funds. LIGHTS ON (uu MACHINE AND SAYS: How a community center can be effective with cnough funds, A neighborhood center in Atlanta that is a community supported and community sorved, can do the same identical thing, Leter Thursday morning we went to the Ts U. #., contor, Mr. Michacl Hollis is the TUF co-ordinator, 1t was very inter- esting to loam of their involve- '"Sinee you cannot tell me ment, They have optioned some what the Extension's Managers jobs property and plan to build eleven are suppose to be, I will let units of housing in the community. you in on something." There is a Cre ait Union and the "The Steering Committce of Housing Dovelopment committee, to the Model Citics Mass Convention nene a fow. One thing if roriomber is being pres ented in the Model of importance was whet Mr. Hollis . Cities. plan as the Organizational said; “In this city we use the Community Development Corporation Politicians for all they are worth. of the Model Cities Area." What We. apply pressure and in time we do you think of that? Better find got results’. This isa .good out if it's true, recommendation for all Atlanta wate voters, FLIES AWAY Thursday afternoon we visited SER YOU NEXT WEEK “Lower North Community Center.“ sa Ere do We toured the center, whercin we saw; day care ¢lasses, a pool room PLLTLELALILJOLSEreyisitaniiraret and a TV-Radio repair. A day care class on the sccond floor? Jobs------every Tuesday from In Georgia this is prohibited, 9:4M until 12:PM----Mechanicsville The conter is part of a high- Community Center, 389 Bass Street rise public housing project. South West, Twenty one stories with forty cight units per floor, shecdbiance In the lste afternoon we went to the Model Cities office, We listened to sone renerks that we have heared reneated again and said before and now again, (cont'd page 3) TONER NGIGHRC HOOD VEEKLY MACHINE (page 3) : textos! : le gleste ale ale ate SieNie este seatespestons declerlclesh fe deat J sissiexe dostefo ge qrak ha: Seslest proyecfech ote cbcpcojerie ats aye alent pleote aleals ole steals ate ale oleale ale ste ale afeskke staves ale ny ace “CHLCAGO" Thursday evoning we toured several “EXPLORER NEWS" slum communitics. ‘Ve saw model. town apartnents. (aparsments con- Mechanicsville explorers will pletely furnished, four bedroons). go to Fort Benning for the week end We returned to Olivett community of December 15th, Approximately center Friday morning and-met with ton boys from & cross section of a Lincoln Park representative and the area will attend, he explained their community plans to us, Ve returned to Old Town and had dinner, Afterward, we checked out DE SIEBER YE DS BE BIC SITES ESE and boarded the home bound plane at 4:10 Pli, we were one hour getting airborne, We arrived in Atlanta MEME Release 92 UIA at ‘7330 PM, ‘ jeaeemeel ; Model Neighborhood, Inc., will share with the Community organization "@TRLS CLUB" in Chicago the programs it proposes. Mechanicsville Girls Club hes ABS HS MEME been invited to Roosevelt Hall on 13 Fair Street. They have also been EDITORIAL asked by The Grady Homes Girls 'BLACK ENTREPRENEURSHIP-WILL WORK" Club to attend a Thanksgiving Model Neimiborhood, Inc., is Banquet on Friday, November 22nd, an example of huw to get biack from 6:PM until 8:PM involved in cconomic ownership. With the essistance of som> business- men of Metro Atlanta, a Garment EDIE DIST PAIS SII I Manufacturing Co., will open at 55 Georgia ave., 5, soon, This is relatively small, ‘The plane THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK will employ 13 ladics, uplift the income of some of them, This is "TTAKE NO LITTLE PLANS, THEY HAVE ‘Entrepreneurship", and it's NO MAGIC TO STIR MEN'S BLOOD. black owned, black operated ond Maki BIG PLANS;AIM HIGH IN HOPE Green rcturns, AND VORK. L&T YOUR WATCHVORD BE It is great to know thet there ORDER AND YOUR BEACON, BEAUTY‘ are Exchange houses in Atlanta daniel burnham willing to loan at 100% risk, money to promote this cntrepreneur con- cept. The Machine would like to ask; are they going to produce action? In Philndelphia a group of Banks are jointly londing money to these cconomic development corporations, Is this what ijtlanta banks are going to do? The Ilinchine- feels that Model Neighborhoo?, Inc,, is by far, the best qualificc iJon- Profit Organization in Atiauta awaiting this assistance. »! le le ste sie 5! le le Sle ste tle whe te ale oo She ale gle ale gle le le he als alle gle alle ato slo she gle lle Sle ls ls ale ale ol one ole sls gle ale ale gle ole ale sls aly ale ale le whe fe ale ste ate gfe ste she gly ate ale ai Se ake ale ale ake Hk Bic Bic aie fg Sea ac He apc Ye aI ie ate BIC aIc oie ale Bic ole he alc he aie ai ake ac afc 3k aie aie al cale He ae ac ic afe ac ac Se aie SKC 3k BIE HE SIS 2K IC BICC OIE SI SICK SIE IS DIS PIS BKC he  25 NOV ‘968 MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD, INC. 4 ‘qe 700 McDANIEL ST., S, W. = ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30310 MR. DAN SWEAT ry HALL CT LANTA, GEORGIA 30303  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 33 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/202dca719ef91f26684e9ed859ea4cbb.pdf c1a27514ac5b5fada4fb529dc393bc03 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. SELECT GROUP VISITS CHICAGO A selected group of residents, including Edward . Moody, Model Neighborhood Inc. Executive Dire ctor will visit Chicago, Illinois, by plane.• Leaving VJ'edne sday Nov. 13th and stay for three days. The visitors will get a chance to s ee Neighborhood ~ projects similar to ones that are being planned fot Atlanta's Model Cities Program. RESIDENTS OF MECHANIC SVILLE MET ON MODEL CITIES Over fifty int e rest ed and conc erned ci t i zens met at Pet er James Bryant School, Sunda y, November 10th , to f ind out wha t effects -Mode l Citi es will have on t hem , a nd the benef i ts tha t will be ava i lab l e fo r t he residents of Model Citi e s. Model Neighborhood was sponsorer of the informa l forum, was c ommended f or ha ving a me eting of that nature . It was unusua l f or a cha nge t o he ~ questions asked and a nswe rs. given that satisfi ed mor e than confused. NOTICE The Mechanicsville Machine will change it's name this Sa turday and in the future will be Model Neighborhoon We ekly Machine. We are proud that the popularity is covering a large area a s well as the former. The Machine is a weekly report and information s e rvice supplied free to the Community. If you have articles and news, or announcements of; clubs, schools, churches, civic or youth, bring it to Mode l Neighborhood Inc., offi ce 700 McDani el Street, befo re Thursda y of ea ch week e II HOW TO GE'~ RESID.ti:NT PARTICIPA'r ION" Al ways a llow t he peopl e a --, chance to ask quest ions$ Und er s t anding i s the be st po l icy in t h world. A person tha t unde rstands will sure l y participate. When they unders t and the suggestion, that is the answer. Exhaust Pipe 11 �MECHANICSVILLE ~\"F.EKLY LIT7LE BI RD :LITED ON KECHltNICSVILLE i,'.LI-\.C HI NE AND SAI D / __.,,,..- :/ .,,..-- --~ .,,..- " ... /_ _ -. ---.........______ .. ---.... . ' '1 .-' ~ ,___ /7,r).. ,::---- . - _./,I \ ' ·-\- I se e Sum-:[l.io c has hired two, to itVs Ce n ter's Sta ff. Both a r e Ext ension Ma. na ge r ' s. Sa y. I a l ways wonde red v._rha t a r e thei r jobs? 11 Fl.,I ED A' TAY 1'-1ACH I NE (Page 2 ) ,:, ::;, :::, ::,~' :::, :::, ::, :::, ~' r-~CI-IAN:!::CSVILLE COMIJfilNITY CiNTER HEEDS DIRECTOR The Mechanicsville Community ha s an opening for a Director of i t Ys Ce nt e r. Applications for thi s position will be made at the Center, 389 Bass Street on Tuesday Novembe r 24, 19u8, from 9: AJ.Vi until 12: 00 PM. All interested, qual-;_fi r pe rsons are asked to come by t h a Ce nte r during these hours a nd make applica tion. ***** ***** ***** ***** MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD CUESTIONS AND ANSt 1ERS Q. What i s Model Cities? A. Mode l Cities is a Govermenta l pr ogr am , t hat c ombines a ll Fede ral Agencie s and Loca l agencies together t o r ehabi l it a te, s lum a rea s a t a vast s ca le, in s e lec te d Citi e s throughout the U. S . A. Q. VI'n at Fede r a l Agencies are c ombi ned ? A. Urba n Renewa l, Hea lth, Educ ation We l fare , Dept . of La bor , Dept o of Commerc:e~ Offi ce of Ec on omic Opprotunity , Small Busi ness Admi nstrati6n . Federa l Housing Autho r ity and all the ir sub agencies . Q. What pa rt Does Atlanta Consist of? A. The City had to b e t he appl i cant. After appl ying, the city put s up 10% of the planning funds for the f Lrst year. Federa l 90% . The City 20% the next and 801/o Federal. Q. How long is the program? A. It is to be pl anned for a fi v e (5) year period. ivwill y ou t e ll me next weok? ·1 . . ... ,..........,.. . .,... .., ... ...1....... ...... ..,._ EDITORI AL Mode l Nei ghborho od I n c., is in t he s i xt h month of planning the de ve l opment of a Shoppi n g Centerc It is pathetic to kn ow that there are cit i z ens pu l ling for f ai lur e of this p:roj o~t a s hc::,1-J as ther e a r e those pulling for its suc cess, Th e pu zzle is why shou l d 2nycne wal .. t to see i t not su cco ~d . Tt is is t he huma n na ture of ma n • .Lt h~ s to be . A s1.1:cessfull pro j ·:.<,-~. like this can be the ei ght wond-.,:; _,_. of ma nkind~ Let t ~ ~ ~ e th~t p~ll against ;. F'-~-- l fo r~ and _j :~·c, r · ;:; -;:tc assista nc.; c ~ Suprisingl v C '.1 '.1::::h inst ead of six months i ~ wi l ~. be unde r c onstruction in six wc Gks . ._,. . ,.. . .,......,....... ***** ***** ***** ,.l ' t ' 'l"I' ,,._ (Cont i nued Next Week) ~* �1,,. , ·.... -, ; J r ,. ~ \::· l. ,; {. ' Mr. Dan Sweat ~ (J y ' City Hall ·' .' •' ,· ..... . At~~-n ta, Ga: : 303'03 ,, .,;. •1 ~ f. :•. r,r- .f-' L 7 I C.- +:J.· ~I crc- JG~., :, : ~ _,l)J\~ q • :.v 7';- -• 1. ' t~ l TT l ~ C u,.., ' .. r I . 'J' ~:t! - l-.,,I I t ' "' ' ·" i, J •;._.I_; . , -· _..... ' -- ·---- ........_,, ......,.,.....: ·~ o _ } 'I .. '.J ( I . ,. .. .J � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document sg f a c er ( Lh OF Vv f / le / UU; . ok Li IV, 4 rhe °kLy Machine Vel. 1 Number 10 hile 13, 19 68 Pree Edition Be SIS ISIS BEDS BE Bs CDS ISIC AIS ALAS ASA FSA AS estes ss FRSA HAS EAS AS SS AS SELECT GROUP NOTICE VISITS CHICAGO A selected group of residents, including Edward Moody, Model Neighborhood Inc, Executive Director will visit Chicago, Illinois, by plane, - Leaving Wednesday Nov. 13th and stay for three days. The visitors will get a chance to see Neighborhood projects similar to ones that are being planned for Atlanta's Model Cities Program, HEN fe fe aerfe ake rie ake heak Nese ak Hea eR ae ak CM KEK ae He ae RESIDENTS OF MECHANICSVILLE MET ON MODEL CITIES Over fifty interested and concerned citizens met at Peter James Bryant School, Sun- day, November 10th, to find out what effects: Model Cities will have on them, and the benefits that will be "available for the residents of Model Cities, Model Neighborhood was sponsorer of the informal forum, was commended for having a meeting of that nature. I+ was unusual for a change to he ° questions asked and answers, given that satisfied more than confused, The Mechanicsville Machine will change it's name this Satur- day and in the future will be Model Neighborhoon Weekly Machine. We are proud that the popularity is covering a large area as well as the former. The Machine is a weekly report and information service supplied free to the Community. If you have articles and news, or announcements of; clubs, schools, churches, civic or youth, bring it to Model Neighborhood Inc., office 700 McDaniel Street, before Thursday of each week, ste ale seals 3 Se lle gle alle ale ale ale ste ste gle ale ole sie ale ste gle ote gle sty gle le o's ele ste cle ole BR aR RRR ayo FS aR aR SR SS FS 2S 2S Sys RR Es A a es ae aR aS ie a ae a8 aR a ‘HOW TO GET RESIDENT PARTICIPATION" Always allow the people a . chance to ask questions, Under - standing is the best policy in th world. A person that understands will surely participate. When they understand the suggestion, that is the answer, “Exhaust Pipe" MECHANICSVILLE WREKLY 4 at she gle gle gfe ste ste gl to slo So she ale ale ate ate ale ale sie ste ale ole sie gle ste sles! ees sess ee se sk oe ole sles er mele lle le i he eee FPO SESS 8S B28 F538 58 LITTLE BIND LITED ON MECHANICSVILLE viaCHINE AND SAID wey owt we x aw, “a LF Pon “= a 7 < “T see Sum-Mec has hired two, to it's Center's Staff. Both are Extension Manager's, Say. I always wondered what are their jobs? — PLIED A‘TAY Q. "Will you tell me next week?» He ake sie ake stk ate ale ate ale ale aes : ste sle slo ale se Peas FS 35 555 mle at ole ale a, ale ste she cleats MoD RTE oe | ae eae eae SDITORTIAL Model Neighborhood Inc., is in the sixth month of planning the development of a Shopping Center. It is pathetic to know that there are citizens pulling for failure of this project as heard as there are those pulling for its success, The puzzle is why should enyone want to see it not succeed. This is the human nature of man, It has to be. A successfull projost like this can be the cight wonds: of Q. A. mankind, Let those thet pull against, peal for, and cizer sone assistance. Suprisingly catch Q. instead of six months it wilt. be under construction in six weeks, A. Meweolesiede SESESICTK. «OK aeoieoicok «aiesiseokok «oes ok Sle se Qs A. she gle le wte aie wlohe yf ale sla ale ale ate le ale ale gle ale steele ole le ate ste gle te Sle se te ale ate she alc alg Ble Dig Big 3 CTH DIE BS BIE DIS BIS HIS OIC DISC HEE IS AS PS BS BIS BIC Re Sie3ie aie bie sia le ate ate ale ale ed MACHINE (Page z) as se ale ale sic aie aig aie ate ote SENSE NS HENS ace He oe MECHANICSVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER N&EDS DIRECTOR The Mechanicsville Community has an opening for a Director of it's Center, - this position will be made at the a ot Center, 389 Bass Street on Tuesday November 24, 1908, from 9:AM until 12:00 PM. A persons are asied to come by the Center during these hours and make application. Applications for l interested, qualific lle ate aha ale Le ed Ja ste ste ate ale ale ate ate ate al, FRFSASAR AS FSSC ISAS SIT scale tisals ole siete MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD “UBSTIONS AND ANSVERS What is Model Cities? Model Cities is a Govermental program, that combines all Federal Agencies and Local agencies together to rehabili~ tate, slum areas at a vast scale, in selected Cities throughout the U. S. A. What Federal Agencies are combined? Urban Renewal, Health, Educa+ tion Welfare, Dept. of Labor, Dept. of Commerce, Office of Economic Opprotunity, Smail Business Adminstration. Fed- eral Housing Authority and all their sub agencies. What part Does Atlanta Con- sist of? The City had to be the appli- cant. After applying, the city puts up 10% of the plann- ing funds for the first year. Federal 90%, The City 20% the next and 80% Federal. How long is the program? It is to be planned, for a five (5) year period. (Continued Next Week) ooule whe +! fe ste hes he sleafe ste aieate ale ate akg alc ate ate akc ale ale ake ale ait afc ais Bathe aS 36 Bk OIL IS SC OIE 2, nape ape ae aE <tr, , ~ gs == = = a: oe f < pa % emi ine ——— Paes, j ‘ mo EL NEIGHBORHOOD, 0 ue —— ae. a i Mr. Dan Sweat or "E ce i ro: Lee City Hall yireh shoyar us” Atlanta, Gas 30303 - { ob AE TIER ‘ aa re —_- E oaal bag — * SSS ian . 5 ae ee, a ——— Sea ~ —— = — ~ es = = jek aT e 4 <n “aq eS = |, = cs + : ioe. A 4 i } a 6b @ @ © 5 @  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 32 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b5e572a13b61d33a70111a70cfd1624d.pdf 628096d9fb64434119c3a5c84565b05e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 4 ~' Ii I / vv O L / // .V I .. . '7 I ' ,,· /, /) (/ . C /\_ ·/t. /..- //' / /) / /( I I /GI ,,-r, I I I,· ~I , ,I , ·-· '- I L '- ' - 0 - - I / L L1' / / /l t r ; ( / !/ /,r) 1 ; 1 / j '//le C /2 Cl I Vol., ] h ,.... Nove111.,~:::/ .' ~e's Free Edlit i on .L 70 ' •. / \ 1 \ / \ I ,. " " " " MODEL rE=: T~ORHOOD , I I,TC v SHARS 02FICE ·:.-ITH E,.D..A •. The Regional Econom:;.c Devel opment 8.::-i'.J. Bu siness Service Ce nte r of At lanta Univ ersity has assi6 r:ed Donald J effe ,$on, Ne i ghborhood, Co --Ordincator t o Mo::!.el Nei ghborhood, I~c ~ The Econo11.ic Develoi)ment, Center will assist Node l Nei'.:; hborhood, Inc n i mplement cur:::e:'.tt pro;;rams for Medel Ne i g horhood DE-7elop:;1ed , ~ he l egislation ·w hich falls w _i_t hjn t :,c sc ope of the yi,clel Cities prL)gr3ms 1Fill 1· :: ,, O- or,~!~.'1E':J~d.- · with the Neighbo1·r:·.Jod ai,J. C,,c:::i·,nmi'c:y r.:- .Jj e cts to aid in getting ,>, ' '. · 2~· par t i. .:: ipation f rom the tot&l c oli.:-m11i_·~y~ In orde~ ".,o z")t, m:i.xl:':1,J1 ·uenefit a!l'.l more orde r l :-,r "..:.ran2 i_-._, i o::i u.:;-,,~e r t'1'3 c-' 2 c :·:r e nt p r og rams for conr:r,trc.'~ - :; ~),,)>2: n r ·s ~ i_i:, is essent ial that each s e:,ct 0.c· c· ~ tho Neighborhood n ork closely wi1.,h e a c h ,~r -ganizational g roup in orde r to ge t .::,_-J equi abl e and orde rly tra nsition '®h8 ~ these chanage s ara unde rta~en in t ho n ,;a r fut ur e o Te c hnical and or ganizational assist anc e will b e provide 1:i. by the e; :-::·,·· ..c. :· ·.. ~1 me rchants, g roup s and indivi.'1L .,--;_J --:}10 are b e ing and 1:•ill be r olu1,;at 2-.: :.:. w ..:.::: r the Mode l Citie s :i:~ogram., f3urvo,rs a nd studies ,Nill oe unde r-.:, Fi ken to 0,::.1-. ·; . ; ~,o needs and t ype of ::cs ::· i 3L J.r.c o 1, 2,., . ':l ';,11 special cases ,, r~o s 2.arch on r ~·11.:.'..c::L~. · , :,:; and or dinance s c onc .3-rn i n<; Ec oY10111le D0 \re lopme nt v1it hi n the c ommunity V!.D.l als v be unde rt2kon ,,, The f o:cog::-~,:~ , as v;all as rrE",ilY other areas cf a ss istanc e wi~l be offer~ ed and made availnbl e to Mode l Ne i g hborhood, Inc,,. by the unive r s ity«The ef f orts in this dire ction are inte nde d to r ef~ '3Ct the ideas and v-1ishe s of t he r e side nts of t he co:11,rnunity in the ov e r all development of t ho Nei g hborhood~ cm1M1JNI TY }:EET I NG STJ1illAY NOV . 10th Ce rtainly ttc r aci:are some citize ns , r e sili.:.:1g in the Me-::hanicsville Corrnnuni ty tila ·;:. do not lmow, or even wants to know, wh.::tr:i·-wlill MODEL CITIES benefit them. ~h8re a r e some that a r e not intereste d ~n v hat eff ect MODEL CITIES ·will do to tl,e m. Sn for e ithe r interest Model' Neighbor0ood, Inc. is s ponsoring a meet ing S1,·.nd3.y Nov . 10th Li:00 p . m. at Peter 0 ames Br yant school . It will be ve ry wise il ev e ry r e side nts living in Mechani~sville atte nded this meeting. 1 MODEL NEIGHSORHOOD MFG . TO OPEN NOVEMBER 12 The r e will b e jobs for approxima tly 13 v1ome n a rour1d Nov . 1 2th, the date the.rt. IL~; oHo is schedul ed to open .. ~:.'..' ye,u a:i.-e YJal king or driving ea st on Ge org i a Avenue . S.E ., l e t your eye s J )Ok ove r the building at 55 Ge orgia Ave ., hC.<..G c~, ,r to Sum- Me e Cente r , E . O. A. This bu.i lcting will house the fir s t of its k mu in Atlanta , long wa nte d by the c 0nrnun:i ty. Anonymous friends that wish t:::> b e kor t in the backgr ound a r e to be t ;-1::.11\,.'3d for helping to make this possible , M. N .r~. ·Nould like to tha nk the Atlanta J ayc ea s along with the a n onymous fr i011ds ~ BOIS ./\ND GIRLS PROJECT A SUCCESS The Me cha niesvill e Boys and the Girls Clubs got tog e the r a nd sponsore d a C3 r :r.ash all day Saturda y, and r a ise d (c ontt page 2) �(PAGE 2) LITTLE BIRD LIT~D ON MECHANICSVTILE MACI:INE AND SAil) _ _.:;:,,- .,,.,-:-..,...,-. '£~-=--·- ~,, Dont Le t Mr-·o Ni.."'{on get you a ll rouaed up, the Democr a ts a r e the ma jority in the even with the Di.."'{ iocrats' 11 (housG: ) Flie s off MECF.ANICSVILLE COMMUNITY CENTEJ !.'lEHBERS i'.~T II See you n ext v eek 11 ( Boys and Gir l s ) f ro111 page one some money~ Satur day night t hey h::.d a hiplino pa rt y . i'.11 tot a l t h(; y r e. i s e d ~~25,.00 for t he ir sepe r £tt e clu'::.>s , y;l,cn d i v ided o The c2.r--rrash is a Y'..::c k-c nd bllfdness c a rs ,··ashe d (n 25 ···2. sh &. ~-·a-x: ~~ 3 000 Saturda y night Nov emb e r 2 r esidents of Bass str eet, Ira street , Smith Street. a nd Gar iba ldi street, met a t the Sa int J ame s Spiritua l Church where Bishop Arnold is the Dire ctor. Mr T. M. Parham, Mrs. S F .. crank, a nd x,sr. Bill Allison all of E. Oo A wa s the re to expl a in the ~7 , 000 •.00 grant tha t was g ive n to the community. i"[odel Ne i ghbor hood Inc. was a sked to he l p the community get some money for operstion purpos es for the cente r. The node l Ne i ghborhood Boc:,r d una nimous agrees. to assist , a nd being rt delicat e agency ~as funde d the proposa l The proposal provide s for a full t i me Su~e rvisor at a weekly s al a r y . The Supe rvisor will b e hir e d soon . This pe rson will live in t he Mechanicsville Com- munitye -:HH:-JHHHHH:- O Ha:· TO GET RESILEllT P~'i.;"l.TICIPA.TION EDIT OTIIAL This c e rta inl y c.:-m not b e 2.chiev e d by From its v e ry first b eg inning , The Maics itting down a t R desk dr2.fting a pl an hine h2s continuEi:.d to emphasis , t ,he imfor the peopl e s tha t a r e expe cts2d to b e port a.nts of bott om to top c ommunic2.t ion, pa rticipa te:es , a int no vJay for ar..y p ro . or hc1 s to b e a nd is a must , whe n it comes to a dministrator to prope rly a nd sounclJy p1 a mling fo r peopl e s . Rapid Transit is a orga nize a group with out f i nding out if need . Model Cities i s a must . Self-Help the p e opl e s will or will not pE: rt:: c i p::t8 c i s ~ e order of to- da y, a nd to get a ny or Get a pla in sheet of pape r Emd pencU J ~1 1 of this there hav e got t o b e a contact and get your s e lf out into t he c ornmunn y i:tom the community l ev e l. and a llow the r es ide nt to he lr d.,.·:1w up It is good to hear p eoples finally athe drafts a nd t ry not to put a n y thing g r ee to this . ~-re hope tha t in the furur e ove r on the m. tha t when a plan that will eff e c t the tot a l Metropolis i s in the prelimina ry ( TRANSEITTION ) s t age it should include p e ople s from Ril ,1alks of life tha t will inevitable will ~: :::::H::::::::::: H: ':::::::::i: ~:::::::::N::::: :: pa y for all the cost. usually it is -1:-he homeovmers , or property ownerg) ,~~-,~\-inf GO TO THE MODEL GITIF.S ~·TI~-Tii\:G AND the t axes .. ASK QUESTIONS AND GET ANS1 ·'E:cS" \I\IH " \l \ l \ l.j.t\l \ l ,. " " " , . " " ",\;h �- r;-- - - · - ' MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD, INC. . 700 McDANIEL ST., S. W. . ;A.TLANTA,· Glo'RGIA 30310 · . .' .. -· --:- ·. ··.. . ~'$'""-... ~ -. -::-.,...:., ,._:..,,_ - . -. . ... .. Mr. Dan Sweat Atlanta Ci ty Hall At l a nt a , Georgia 30303 . .. . -. -,. , ' . -< ·. ::.~ .: .. . : ··. . ': ~ · ' .: ......~. ._ .-". ~- . __ � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document f i oe a o // * Lo LYS a ae ae gg LM eCMEHICSY LIE af i/ aa gs oft P, / Lo ys CCR Li, Jil (LHL Vole 2 number ) Novembar °, 1968 Free Edition sEuGEOGEGese PRERELEIERE fot be Seiden ISH SHHRERCEHSEHEREEOHHEEHE MODEL NW227SCRHOOD, INC. COMMINITY MERTING SHARE OFFICE “ITH E.Dehe SUNDAY NOV. 10th The Regional Economic Development and Business Service Center of Atlanta Univ- ersity has assigned Donald Jefferson, Neighborhood, Co-Ordincator to Model Neighborhood, Tuc. The Econon.ic Development, Center will assist Model Neishborhood, Inc». im plement current programs for Medel Neig- horhood Development. ‘he legislation which falis within the Scope of the }ind- el Cities programs vill +s J0-ordtaraad. with the Neighborhood aad Gonmaiey-r o= jects to aid in getting sve.*.er partici pation from the total ceormiiwy. In order to 73t mexinan benefit a more orderly wrangivion uviler these « rent programs for commnicy prosrets, is essential that each secta. «2 the Neighborhood work closely with each or- ganizational group in order to geil 24 equiable and orderly transiticn an these chanages ara undertaxen in the near future. Technical and organizational assis= tance will be providea by the eon cr Lo “i merchants, groups and indivii.isis “ho are being and vill be relocates wotcr the Model Citics program. Surveys and studies will be undervaken to det i ac needs and type of assistance need in special cases, Fescarch on reauleti-os and ordinances ccnesrnins Economic Neve= lopment within the community will alsu be undertaken, The foregcirs, as well as ma other areas cf assistance wi’l be offers ed and made available to Model Neighbor= hood, Ince by the university. The efforts in this direction are intended to ref7ect the ideas and wishes of the residents of the community in the overall development of the weighborhodd, iy Certainly therexare some citizens, resicing in the Vechanicsville Comunity that do not know, or even wants to know, whab-will MODEL CITIES benefit them. There are some that are not interested in what effect MODEL CITIES will do to them. So for either interest Model Nei- ghbornood, Inc. is sponsoring a meeting Sunday Nove 1lOth )}:00 p.m. at Peter games Bryant school. It will be very wise if every re- sidents living in Mechanissville attend- ed this mecting. SHHERREHEHEEE JHRHEEREEHEEHERSSE SSE MODEL NEIGH®CRHOCOD MFG. TO OPEN NOVEMBER 12 There will be jobs for approximatly 13 women around Nov. 12th, the date that H.N.M. is scheduled to opene Tr you ave walking or driving east on Georgia Avenue. S.E., let your eyes look over the building at 55 Georgia Ave. yexb acorn to Sum-Mec Center, E.0.A. This building will house the first of its kund in Atlanta, long wanted by the cormunity. Anonymous friends that wish to be kent in the background are to be taanked for helping to make this possible. M.N.M. would like to thank the Atlanta Jaycecs along with the anonymous fri- ends 4 RENAE SENS SESE We St Ne SEM 9b Se ME SHAE Ae AO SSSA TABATA SHS SHEE BO¥S AND GIRLS PROJECT A SUCCESS The Mechaniesville Boys and the Girls Clubs got together and sponsored a CarrWash all day Saturday, and raised (con't page 2) Te NTA aot os VICSVILLEIS “EE SOSSEEESSS SHHRHEHA THeHEY LITTLE BIRD LITED ON MECHANICSVILLE MACHINE AND SAID wo were Wo abate ™ Dont Let Mre Nixon get you all roused up, the Democrats are the majority in the even with the Dixiccrats" (house ) Flies off ™ See you next week" Bae se seee se ae se ee SESREE0- a ae ( Boys and Girls ) from page one see nee ae eae ne ee EVRY ATEVE VR YSURTSYRT SEH SSH IASC some moneys Saturday night they had a hipline party. All total they raised 425.00 for their seperate clubs, when divided. The Cars"ash is a yveek-end business 5 ch Cars “ashed $1.25 “ash & “Tax 3,00 IHEESHHEESE SHUREEHEHE sorts segtee HG" TO GET RESIDENT PARTICIPATION This certa ay can not be achieved by sitting dowmm at a desk drafting a plan for the peoples that are expected to be participaters, aint no way for any pro. or administrator to properly and soundly organize a group with out finding ow if the peoples will or will not particips:ts Get a plain sheet of paper and pencil, and get your self out into the commu.t and allow the resident to help draw up the drafts and try not to put any thing over on theme ( TRANSMITTION ) ses st SEAL SARE SSE SH See SHE RBYSESEHS ISSESESHSH AP APNE SE AE NE Se yee SSeS GO TO THE MODEL CITIF STING AND Nin Lio Nuh ASK QUEST TOMS AND GET ANS B! hoe ede sere te ye ad be se gy Sa ee se SNL SE RENAE EES ws Yetedesese POO TE SSSR Peal sSanoe MACHINE TSGSEHHeSs (PAGE P) SASSER TASS MECHANICSVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER MEMBERS MET Saturday night November 2 residents of Bass Street, Ira Street, Smith Street, and Garibaldi Strect, met at the Saint James Spiritual Church where Bishop Arnold is the Director. MrT. M. Parham, Mrse S Fe Crank, and Mr. Bill Allison all of Ee O. A was there to explain the $7,000.00 grant that was given to the community. Model Neighborhood Inc. was asked to help the community get some money for operation purposes for the center, The Model Neighborhood Bozrd unanimous agreed to assist, and being a delicate agency was funded the proposal The proposal provides for a full time Supervisor at a weekly salary. The Supervisor will be hired soon. This per-— son will live in the Mechanicsville Com munity. FHS SEAL SE SEN NE NE Ne er Nene, PITTI TCT Tre TASS SHHCHERHAHE SHEER SHARES EDITORIAL From its very first beginning, The Mac- hine has continusd to emphasis, the im- portants of bottom to top communication, has to be and is a must, when it comes plamiing for peoples, Rapid Transit is a need. Model Cities is a must. Self-Help @ order of to-day, and to get any or to is fll of this there have got to be a contact from the community level. It is good to hear peoples finally a gree to this. “e hope that in the furure that when a plan that will effect the total Metropolis is in the preliminary stage it should include peoples from all walks of life that will inevitable will pay for all the cost. Usually it is the homeowners, or property owners, “epae fine the taxese MSASE SESE ar Ae ge ye yee he ae NESE AL ree SSE RSSHSHHE SSeS eHSeset FASSSHSSHE MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD, INS. 700 McDANIEL ST., S. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30310 eet & SRNTAN fae” \ jn. PW) ¥\ Vs 49 7 aout | 958 - neg. in SS - Mr. Dan Sweat Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 31 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/41a83f7c256d34b2e370537686c87c1a.pdf 06a080c21fc4bc6ecb0efe79b4f0a51f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF .ATLANTA. Novembe r ,..... 4, 1968 .. 0 1 FIC E O F M O D EL CITIES PROGRAM 673 Capitol AV11nue, S.W. Atlan ta. 61. 30315 404 514-8876 I van Allen Jr., Mayor J. C. Jehn.,n. Director Mr. Edward M o dy Exec ti o·rector Model Neighbor hood , Inc. 241 Doane Street, S . W. Atl a nta, Geor g ia De ar Mr . Mo o d y : I n re sponse to your letter of October 30, 1 9 68 with r egards to the appointment of Mr. Bron Cleveland as techn ical assistant to Model Neighborhood, Inc., t his lette r i s to he r e b y give c oncurrence and approval on th is decis ion . With regards to the mat te r o f b r ing Mr. Tom Burrows down from Philadelphia to talk with your g r o up about certa in matters that may be of common interest to y o u, I also think this is a very splendid idea and suggest that y o u proceed with getting him here. As of my being able to meet with Mr. Burrows n November 12 or 13, I am not sure at this time that I c an agree to those dates inasmuc as our regular Execut i ve Board will be meeting on the 12th. ow ver, I suggest that you contact me at a l ater date regarding n p p o intme nt. Sincer el y, JCJ :v l c cc: Dan Swea t V Ger a ld Horton � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CITY OF ATLANTA November 4, 1968 OFFICE OF MODEL CITIES PROGRAM , 673 Capitol Avenue, S.W. { Atianta, Ga. 30315 peepee Be 404.524-8876 » Ivan Allen Jr., Mayor 4. ©. Jehneon, Director 4-0, hie of \ wee ol . , t e750 4a vine ‘ still ye a § a Pee ettt i “i ie vl hin a — TE ane t es 4 ins Street, "$. Ww. s hoe ' lanta, Georgia ir, ‘Dear Mr. Moody: In response to your letter of October 30, 1968 with regards to the appointment of Mr. Bron Cleveland as technical assistant to Model Neighborhood, Inc., this letter is to hereby give concurrence and approval on this decision. With regards to the matter of bring Mr. Tom Burrows down from Philadelphia to talk with your group about certain matters that y be of Gémmon interest to you, I also think this is a very Splendid idea and suggest that you proceed with Boar ens him “here. | As of Ks being able to meet with Mr. Burrows en November 12 or 13, wm TI am not Sure at this time that I can agree to those dates inas- mu@h &s our regular Executive Board will be meeting on the 12th. wever, I suggest that you.contact me at a later date eaetoing we ntme. ~~ a : +4 tea. , $s RSG ah. re Ae tie “ee al i ran ey Sincerely, igs y C>Mohnson Director JICTivic » cc: Dan sweat &~ Gerald Horton  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 30 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/681c546c18b76331093531ec441bdaa6.pdf 9668503f8ffcdd78e8b3b4e0f87ed2fe Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. / ,ql l~I .I ~ / I /) V - -· r. C. v.( I ,, ! ,1 ~' j ,I' ' ,. / .... - J( l."-.> ! I /,1 r~· _,/ / . I / .' Id 'X /I ! ·-~;P" /7 /1/l!..., (Jr ~,.,(_ · r U .. l....l,I ,,r- (-,' ' l :1 I j -"7 ,f / I . ... (_//l /7 >Lt: -. p·"! ~ '-'"-· '"'-1"- ,rMODEL C~',""n~S I?~;;,qTI)B;-;:~~·11 EDITORIAL ATTLi·JDElJ PU3L..i::C ttEAHlNG H1'Jl-IEN WILL BLACK PEOPLE UNITE 11 Neighbor hood Developing Program a n ew co11.cc:::Y::; to HoltsL:.g a:u Urban DeveJ c pi,::.5 1,;lans r eq1..j.r-cc: tha t public >c.Jring s i.r: 2~1y p la::1.ned clcara~c~ proposal, be held by t he l oca l lir·:·;:Jn :;:;.e.rwwc.1. l P~_an.n:i.::ig .:_T. 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Ci.:·,::.. ~~S sut-ini tt e d. o plc.m~~ t ~1;:.·;·. ~ the-, ·;· ,-, ."C. ::-~t,t bc~.·... g to lti a bou :. ~ · ( co:c:.t I c1 :=·,l. .f'.S ~) 1 L.,..., -.J . • L,· ,' .J .., �MODEL NEIGHBOREOOD UEEKLY MACHINE ( pn ge 2) ~*~**~************************************** RESIDENTS (c ont~ d) SITTLE BI F.D LIGHTS ON HEEKLY lfu~CI-i:i NE AND SAYS: Such as n ei ghborhood Dcvalo pin~ Groups thnt cnn devol0 ~e i n their own comrnuni t y. Get gr.:::::i.ts t ~) _..,..--..,. repair their home s, got low·in~cr0ot ,.L. .... . lo[\ns c.t long t erm pc.yr:10nts,, Tho.t tho hoc:t n . ng ·w.'."2s for· r cic eivod very l itt l e oppositio~, er fo.vortism. Four scpur.::.to plo.ts of l nnd wo. s the ordor of business . aMo.y I &sk you a question?H l and to -be cleared for deve lo ping · 17 Yes. 11 11 \"Jho..t in 1969. Tho committ e e hc2rd gives · between Mode l Ne ighho::::,from Mr . Howe.rd Opp onshnw, At l o.~-;:,a hood: Inc., and Ivlode l _Citi es? 11 Housing Authorit y Developing Dire c- "]VI.:1chi ne 1i II I d on 't kn·ci"w. Why n .:::-c tor. He presented the proposed nsk Mode l Cities?H l nnd cloo.ro.nc e th8t is to bo zono.~ (Bird Takos off ) for Urbnn Ronowo..l, Tho 15 o r· rno:cc 11 I will do just tho. t nnd l et you thc.t sopke, did ~ a t dire ct th oir know next week . l1 rem~rks to tho s~b jo ct 1 hardly .::i.t n ll. The comai t tc o d id appro ve FLIES AWAY the proposed 1969 cl c2 rn ~c ca Y J 'J i\J EXT WEEK -- 1 -~- 143.215.248.55 ~ ~ ~ ~ 16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)~ ~rT~·~T ~ ~-~~T 143.215.248.55 16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)TT~~T~ SENIOR CITIZENS FIRST ANNUAL THANKSGIVI NG DINNER 2GU7J SIPE DAY-C~RE BANQUET South-Side Dny -C~ro Bo.nquet wns o.tt c nded Tue sdRy Ni ght Novemb0 Mc chnnicsville Senior Cit ize~s 26th . T~e p2 r king l ot indi c2t e d e njoyed a thanksgiving t ro~t~ t~c. t people or bo~rd membars co.me Senior cit izen s from a ll over f:;:·om ' 1,,,1ithout the communi ty to fe} l r M8cha nicsville di ned Gt the · Mcchs :_1 i p with t he C1Jntc.:rs Staff, merr:bc.nnic nville Conmunit y Cunt e r , 389 of t ho boa rd and po.rents. It i s B2ss Stroot , Ucdnc sd-:i. y Novm:1bc r bo l.i r;vod tho.t it w.::i.s n ve r y hci ppy 27 o It w2s c1 g::lln c...-~.fo.i r ------e-oc. c2.s~on. Con gr o.t u l nti ons to r,rs ., Susie CQrte r, chni r mo.n, So~ior C~tiz~ns Mc cho.nic s ville nn1 thos6 th2t HOF TO GBT RESID ENT PARTI CIPATION wor ke d so ho. r d vvi.th he re ! t: llThis is for the r e si dents J !!!J ~o:~ ~h~~ ~ 16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ 16:07, 29 December 2017 (EST)T~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ T ~T~T T Stop try~ ng t o be o.bove your n ai ghbor ~ Yes your next doo r neigt bo:-c is hur.10.n, intelligent o..rvl appr eci ate s go od t hings , th 0 3C CTe A bunch of we ll r i pe gr .::i. pc s as you . Don t t try to pc.rt i cl~~ t~ hung hi gh in the br2nchas of a a ll by yourse l f , bc c.:::mse ::-:0u ': c,;1 • t fri end l y t r oco The grO.f CS were nss ocio.te wit h you r n e j_ghbo r u: no 80en by n hungry fox -~ho tri e d to reason for you to d9cide whc..,:::, t l-;.8y leo.p up .::i.nd pick thorn . But the W .'.:'. nt o Bc·noi ghborly enc u.;h t o ge t grapes wore s.::i.fcly beyond his w:i .. th them, if you wo.nt 1:o si. drmt;, r ea ch. Finnlly the fox gave upo He t r i ed to case h i .s di s appoi~ ~ment p2rtic i p2tion . There is 2 la t y,yxr neighbor c.::.n offer , th::.t you by saying; 11 The grD.pc~ were p:,.·oCc.' nnot,, bo.bly sour o.nyway., n c.0 .: :v ,ps f 2.!j ~0 ( HEAD-··LIGHTS ) t t il TH INK ! ! l ! ~ t ! ! ! THINK ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! t ! ~"**********************************~*********** �.. . , I ' . --= ' f UNITED STATES Mr . Dan Swea t Ci t y Ha l l -·' At l a nta, Ga . 30303 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 2 . ULL Lh, es ‘a ie ef Sees Ra Sembesiee se ctente siesta nic sts stenle lomten teste sbeebs ls wet siesta ie Vol. 1 homter 12 I Merk ae diene ric seals she ste He lc ole Bleak gi alk ate se state sg ale aie ms cles laste se sess! ie "MODEL CIirhs BASTDEN TS" ATTLWDED PUBLIC HEARLNG Neighborhood Develovirg Pro-~ gram &@ new concepts to qonei ee ant Urban Deveiopiag plans regquirce that public wearings in any piann- ed clearance ; sroposal, ke held by the local. Urvtan oe Planning Gomi toes! s » or reas oren for hearing a Gor Held Tuesday November 25un, rocnaw Cool is chairman of the Urban ticnewal and Planning beveloprens von bec of ~he beard of Alice sen, PatBord -« Pine, Georgia Tech and Model Cities were three of tne areas in formu, Model Le ids a, The first person to speak woe Mr, Norris Currington, F Committee business owner, In a ienghty WAS actuaily comatrts to be alilewed to rezanz. itself wito funds and as man an BPEGON * a5 cL titese isi.stance that are availablo in tre Mode Cities plans. TH writer notices the feet that there was a ict of hestiiity between Mr. Currington-‘and w46e speaxcers that fo Llcwed. eareciaily in the Pittsburgh Commun.ty, cannot be Genie , wnere Wr, Currington'ts remarks were .n supe port of the M-del Cities purposes, Lt vas obviously truc he wavted the total neighbornood involved, in ali. areas w of piannine, He said in his remarks that a few pcople are ae oe for the enti ce he also to.id tAc com some b plang Banh, told about, (cont id 2) pags a Prd ale le Fi Py ale abel eae AS Rea ais scale eats she ole she ake ste ale ale Sie oe sie Froe Edition f afew oa! ate ate abe oat, Ne te le ale ate all fe le ale ale ale ale whe le ale ale gle als ale ole gle ale fade sfes at teas ag teal rhask aig ale pleat ate ae nig sh eats ole ate le ote ate le phe ate gle gle ake ste ate ge BLE TORTAL WWEEN WILL BIACK PEOPLE UNITE" In the communities all over the city. esvecialiy in: low-inceme and middle-income areas, there is divi- Sion, Diversity among neighbors is’actrimental and the only resulw: 18, G¢esroy, Whenever neighbors allow any- thing, or anybody to come between them, it causes‘destructicn, After the Gestruction, the one responsi- ble wisi go back to whence they ecoue amt ieave the neighbors aAnsoLY With 3Aaca other and above Gti, Givided. igh a 035 TO MEET she eS pe cleste ste slesle ste Se A a aed GIRL TEEN-AGERS Mechanicsville teen age girls, L§-17 wiil meet with Mrs. Shepard aod the Mechanicsville Giris Giu> wnen the ciub meets Weanesday vecember 2, 1963 at 6:00 PM,, at Mechanicsvilie Community Center, le she ate ale sale gle ate aly ale SESE 3 sesk 3K eid OR eR ar as es ae MODES, CITIES HOUSING CHAIRMEN MT Chairmen of the six communiti- es that are within the Model Citic Arca met with Mr, Paul Muldawer, Architect, of the Muldawer and Patterson firm, Tuesday night at the Model Cities office; to give ideas that the housing committees favored in types and designs of housing to be builded, that the residents had considered. Town houses, garden'type apartments ard high-rises, were a few - subinittea, 4K IK Ne oteske seat ske sleste sie MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WEEKLY MACHINE wheats gle sty ste gle ale al Teas YE USAIN SA ste ste sles! ele gts ate atente ate gts ale gle ale 3S FS 2S FS HE 3S BS FSS ale ste ste ste gle ste ste ste ste ste ete alle ate ote FF 5 FR AES 5 a= o Say oS Fy eas y= ee RESIDENTS (cont‘<) Such as neighborhood Bevelopiar Groups that can develove in their own community. Get grants to repair their homes, get low interest loans at long term payments, That the hearing was for‘re~ ceived very little opposition, or favortism, Four seperate plats of land was the order of business, land to°be cleared for developing in 1969, The committee heard from Mr, Howard Opponshaw, Atlanta Housing Authority Developing Direc- tor. He presented the proposed land clearance that is to be goned (Bird fakes for Urban Renewal. The 15 or more that sopke, did not direct their remarks to the subject, hardly at all, The committee did approve the proposed 1969 clearance. SENIOR CITIZENS FIRST ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DINNER Mechanicsville Senior Citizens enjoyed a thanksgiving treat. Senior citizens from ail over Mechanicsville dined at the-Mech-~ anicaville Cormunity Center, 389 Bass Street, Wednesday November o7. It wasia gala c’ fair Congratulations to Iirs, Susie Carter, chairman, Seaior Citizens Mechanicsville and those that worked so hard with her, Lae Ma le lle ale ale ate le ed ple ate sle st 7 3035 35 223,58 le ste ate ale ate ale ste ete eT eres er eps ae er ee LELPPTPHINET LI PEELS A bunch of well ripe grapes hung high in the branches of a friendly tree. The grapes were seen by a hungry fox who tried to leap up and pick them, But the grapes were safely beyond his reach, Finally the fox gave up. He tried to ease his disappoinsment participation. by saying; "The grapes were po- bably sour anyway," aesops fable thr? LELTHINKEDS! SS HR Sak Si eae ae OCHA SAE IIE ae (page 2) Heals ate gtante al, whe air elie nhs ale ake ale ale He lente he ale ot je ate tents ale ate she ste sie ble aie ale Ste'pte ale ate aie se este She gle stk ge Neasae ats ale ate ake she aie ais aie sess aie aie 3 LITTLE BIFD LIGHTS ON WEEKLY MACHINE AND SAYS: th “nn ral f rae ee yo A— — a ~ ~ amit May I ask you a question?" iVas , it “Wheat gives’ between Model Neighbor- hood, Inc., and Model Cities?" "Miachine’ “IT don't know Why nov ask Model Cities?" off) just that and let you week, " "Tl will do know next FLIES AWAY oa YOU NEXT WEEK ste be ata ale gle ale te nls ote aly gle ole ale ale gle lel ale ole aly A A eee eee ee ee ed SQUTA SIDE DAY-CaRE BaNQUET South-Side Day-Care Banouet was welki attended Tuesday Night Novembe 26th. The parking lot indicated thet people or bosrd members came from’ without the community to feilr snip with the Centers Staff, membe: of the board and parents. It is believed that it was a very happy occasion. she ote ste she she te ate gly gto ale ale ate ole ste ale ale ate alle ste ale ale Fyn Oe ays BS FSS FR SES OCF SS S835 28 25 2 FS 8 aS HOW TO GET RESIDENT PARTICIPATION fiitiThis is for the residentsit:r: > stop trying to be above your noighbor., Yes your next door neigt bor is human, intelligent and appreciates good things, the some as yous Don't try to participrte all by yourself, because vou ‘isn't associate with your neighbor is no fe Ey r reason for you to decide what they want. Be-neighborly encugh to get with them, if you want resident There is 2 ict your neighbor can effer, that you sennot. ( HEADLIGHTS ) f, abe ale als ats ale al Fed La te le ja alee le le le ja he whe lhe alle ae gle glo we i ale ate lle. ale he whe he she spa Ssh sie she se ie sa sie Sie aie te sicole stesicsie akc ale bleak shel Sie gic she ie She she ke ole Ske Sk ote ale ese She Ste lek lene ae coe  Mr. Dan Sweat City Hall ~- Atlanta, Ga. 30303 yuereyy ~- CHRISTMAS 6. UNITED STATES  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 29 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/59848959c3d1d213bd479aa26be83d16.pdf 0b774c5ea5c9567e2a07052f09368144 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. /tfvc!P I A/e ig/2/;c/l h0ud Werzilu /!16c hinrz ~~********************************************** Vol 1 Number 13 December 7, 1968 Free Edition ~************* fl"PHAT KILLS A COMJ\'iUNITY PLAN 11 GIRLS CLU B I N TALENT SHmJ In'doin g or planning , t he l a tt e r Me chanicsvi ll e membe rs of t h e fir s t, th e unre sourc od plans n e v e r Girls Club, wi 11 r e pres e nt this g e t d one. This is wh y c ommunity Comm.uni t y i n a t ale nt .shuw ·" 1 ·<->J1 f',r ,r ~ r e sid efits are c onti n ously ca u ght in ed by t he Gra d y Home s Gi r ls Club. a bi n d. The show will be h e l d a t the To p l e v e l organ i za ti ons 1'1Ti th Ant oin 8 C:ra v t! s Hnine , 12 6 Hi l li. Rrd money a ro a ble to s t oa l th e l i ttle S~rcet . Date to b e annou n ced. peoplG p l .'1.n s and do some t h i ng wi th the m, wh et h e r th ~ doing is g oo d or ba d, u sua lly ba d . A group of Sou t h -Side Civic n ASK YOURS ELF 11 wo rk e r s got to gethe r a n d s e nt a 11 Hh os e side are y ou on Bl ac ks , r e s o l ution to tho -Mayor a nd the Board of Alde rmen , ( ove r o p posit i on VJho s e side are you on ? 11 o f s e v e r a l drn1bt o rs) a ski n g tha t t wenty thr ee (23) squa r e mi l e s of You are d oing e v e r ythi ng y ou ca n to l a nd on the s out h side b e t he s i te ke e p Bl c1 cks d own a nd whi te s u p . i n a Citi e s Demonst r a t i on Pro g r a m. This wa s in 02 r ly 1966 . Th e g r oup " Whose s j_de 2re y ou on Bl a c k s? 11 me t in t h G Sum- Me e , EOA Se r v ice Cont e r . Simply b e ca us e the f i r s t mcnt .ing WA s he ld i n the Cent e r , E. O. A., i s tak ine; cr0di t f or 11 MAN BEATEN BY POLI CE 11 b rin ging th e Mode l Citi e s Pr ogr am to Atla nta . The E . O. A., di d no t Mr . Hilli e T-L ggle 41, of 38(J d o thi s a nd shou ld n ot st e a l the Ormon d Str e e t , SE . , was beat en se cre d i t fo r it . v c r e l y b y an At l anta p o l i c eman Sa t Community cre ate d p l ans, f or the u rday ni g ht in fr ont of hi s h ome . l a ck of f unds will lo se to hi ghe r - On e of his e yes wa s b eo.te n out a n d u p s e v e r y t ime . The y will 10s 2 the h e wa s t a k e n to Gra d y Hos pi t a l ·fo r p l a n - p l us tho jobs , b uc a us e of t r eatment . His c ondi t ion wa s so b i g ;'D o g Eating n li t t l o do g t a ct i cs ba d , h e w2 s una b l e to a p pear in t hD.t pr ofe s s iona l s a r e a b l e to c ourt on Monday . i'1Ir . Ti ggl e wa s d e vou r the m with . i ntoxicate d . Loca l c1ge nc i es wi l l n ot t r y to Hi s wi fe , Dora Ti ggl e , mothe r wo r k wi th e xisti ng commu nity of t we lve ( 1.2 ) wa s ord e r e d to appea organiza ti on s. Inst ead , th ey try i n c ourt on t h r ee c ha r ge s ; cursi ng , to e r ase the m. And t he y a r e o. b l e i nte r f e rin g with an off ic e r 1:md to d o t his b c c o.u se of fund s that ·resisting . The c ur s i ng , r e s isting the peo p l e r o prescnt nti v c s rt lloca t e .r.h.ct r ges we re dismi ss e d . She was Tho soluti on fo r t his , is fo r · fine d $2 7. 50 for t h e int erfe ri ng . c ommunit y orgnni zatj_ons t o c ea se A wit ne ss t estified t hat Mr s . Ti gg] b e ing us e d by the ·1 I n -Crowd 11 t hn t was a Ch ristia n woma n and s he hnd a r e maki ng empl oyme nt of t he · ide as n e v Gr h ea rd J\'irs. Ti ggl e use profane and p l ans tha t "?e l ong t o t he . l anguage in o.ny sense . The hearing communi ty . It is best t o remain for Mr . Ti gg l e is set for a l .: J.ter in tho slums or ghet t o ? than t o l e t d nte . Pho.t will Mr. Ti ggle ' s f i ne ( Cont ' d pn ge 2 J b e??? ? ????????? �PLAN (from page 1) LIT'i' LB BIRD LIGHTS ON HEEK LY i .. ,CIU NE AND S11YS: oth e rs plan your community f or you. Getting a ll the good thin gs, jobs, 0 ~./ money and wh2t e l se? The cre dit if - -- ~ - ~1,···· .,-, it succ eed s. The communit y 1;;,i ll . ,,_,__ ,.,.../~ sure ly be blamed if it fails. ""---.....,__~c· ---~-~~ Community re s i dents are re\ minded to r ehabilitate your n eigh-~ ..;;l__, borhood with your neighbor 2nd keep 11 1\BOUT MODEL CITIES LITTLE BIRD?:, your plans to yourse lf. · So f a r Mode l Ne i ghborhood; Inc., has The Ma chine s .:1ys; 11 J\fodel Neighmnnnged to do this, but some·of borhood Inc. , is includ ed in the th eir pl ~ns a r e being stol en . Model Cities plans. The Corporation will be doing Ec onomi c Deve l oping from a community level and th ere will be something beneficial ! 6r ACTI ON all the residents in the a reaV. / / .,,.,~: ; , ; ; - - - I ' ,.. • - / ·/ ~• ,,,_;.,,. ~ -·- \ Sitting still nnd wi shing NOW TELL fJiE ABOUT 'l' HE EX'l'EN:SION :MGRS 11 0 H? 11 Bi rd looks at Mn chine; 1rThe y 2 r e suppo st t o work the The Good Lord sends the fishing But you must dig the bait. outside boundc:t ri es , such a s Gra.nt · Park to bring into t h.::tt communi ty, the s e rvices tho,t are o.vai l ab le in th e Nei ghborhood Cent e r s . I f t he y are do i ng it, I d on ts l:now . But I MODEL CITIES Q' s AND A's Hope they wi ll': 11 Mc:1.de no p ers on grea t Q. ·w hat l and is to be clea red and ·when ? A. I n four communiti e s l and is a l re~ dy approved for clea ring in _ 1969. AS BIRD FLIES OFF , M~CHI NE ASKS HIM , TELL iviE 1\BOUT MODEL CITIES STEERI NG CQil1irUTTEE NEXT WEEK " BIRD LOO KS DOUN ••.•••••• "0 . K. ' 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXL ~L"'C P:Lttsburgh - Stephens St . on th e north , co l eman St. on the wes t MODEL CITI ES RESIDENTS TO VISIT Rockwe ll St . on t h e s out h and McSi1Vi~NN1i. H Dainel on t h e oast . · . Thirty two (3 2 ) resid e nts and Me cha nicsvi lle - Fu lton on t u e ff b f r1 ;; de l ci· ties area th · 1-J' d t '-,. _ ,.._ c bl sta mem e rs o HO. nort h ' c· i n ~ortonl:, · L~ ~,1de s u, runt11h ey and I-'I odel C:ities Offi ce, wi ll go sou t , oopGr o .tici.1et r son on e <' . o·i· a t hj s 1oy b us t O onvan. L1ci h , Ge or c,· e ci s • week- end to obs e rve t hat Ci t y 's C. D. A., pl anning pro gr a m. Summe r hill - Betwe en Glonn a nd Crumbl ey on t h e no r t h , I·fa rtin on t ho wo st and Geo r gi a Avenu e , South Ave nue on t ho east . r i - Pe opl est own - No rt h of Va nira on t he n orth , Conna lly on t he ·west, Tu s kc egee on t he sout h and uast of Pri mr ose on the ea st. ~*** � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Medel Ne ighher hood Weekly BEDE SIDIOIDK aK OAH VO, 2 Ne leat lanl Ke ale oleate ol Se SE Ne Se eae he ae Ste she ste she ste she ste sl she ste st, FE 2E 3 eae 3 Number 13 sleste stele sie ste ste. este ale FS FSIS IS a ar eR as ey ae eed FSF 255,525 oe coh aie = sc ale a 35 "WHAT KILLS A COMMUNITY PLAN In‘doing or planning, the latter first, the unresourced plans never get done, This is why community residents are continously caught in a bind, Top level organizations with money are able to steal the little people plans and do something with them, whether the doing is good or bad, usually bad, A group of South-Side Civic workers got together and sent a resolution to the:Mayor and the Board of Aldermen, (over opposition of several doubters) asking that twenty three (23) square miles of land on the south side be the site in a Cities Demonstration Program, This was in early 1966. The group met in the Sum-Mec, EOA Service Center, Simply because the first mcecting was held in the Center, E. 0. A., is taking credit for’ bringing "the Model Cities Program to Atlanta. The E. 0. A., did not do this and should not steal the credit: for it. Community created planes for the lack of funds will lose to higher- ups cvery time. They will lose the plan - plus the jobs, because of big “Dog Eating” little dog tactics that professionals a able to devour them with, Local agencies will not try to work with existing community organizations. Instead, they try to erase them. And they are ane to do this because of funds tha the people representatives wlinestac rges were dismissed. The solution for this, is for ~ community organizations to cease being used by the "In-Crowd" that are making employment of the ideas and plans that belong to the community. It is best to remain in the slums or ghetto, than to let (Conttd page 2} le ate a ale SS aR SESE BIE seis 3K seatssis Decouse® 7, 1968 Le ale | RAE F SS Machine SiS se Pe ee ees SSF 2 28 FFF FR aS aS 3K HE Fe oy ae Fb 25 Fy “a Haas RASS TS pees Edi tion cea ee sie stestestestes ate ate ce steste cle ste estes 385855 ie 3 SES coe Sese sleste sis 3x SRF FR as a5 8 ay SEAS IS GIRLS CLUB IN TALENT SHOW Mechanicsville members of the Girls Club, will represent this Community in a talent show sponsors ed by the Grady Homes Girls Club. The show will be held at the Antoine Craves Home, 126 Hilliard Street. Date to be announced, sale he mle ale ate ale alle abe ate ale le ale gle ale gle ste Fy SS SE SYS FS 8 a a i ae 8 RS #ASK YOURSELF" side are you on Blacks side are you on?" Whose Whose You are doing everything you can to keep Blacks down and whites up. “Whose side are you on Blacks?" So deatas leak ze ale ale ste ale ate gle she le ale a! He stestesteste ste ste Sess Sle ole sic Sie Ste He oie "MAN BEATEN BY POLICE" Mr. Willie Tiggle 41, of 386 Ormond Street, Sii., was beaten se- verely by an Atlanta policeman Sat- urday night in front of his home, One of his eyes was beaten out and he was taken to Grady Hospital for treatment. His condition was so bad, he was unable to appear in court on Monday. Mr. Tiggle was intoxicated, His wife, Dora Tiggle, mother of twelve (12) was ordered to appea in court on three charges; cursing, interfering with an officer and resisting. The cursing, resisting She was fined $27.50 for the interfering, A witness testified that Mrs, Tiggl was a Christian woman and she had never heard Mrs. Tiggle use profanc language in any sense, The hearing for Mr, Tiggle is set for a later date, What will Mr. Tiggle's fine DO2 722722222222 ae ee ee ee ea ee / MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WEEKLY HACHINE (page 2) HSFS PS SHS By EDIE DIE HE AIR IS TIS OE Cale aie ake ale she ate ate ate ale ate ate oh FE HS BS HS AE DIS TIS 24S FS PIS BS BIE TS BIS IS BIS BIC SIS le ig Dig ale ie aig ote ote ale ate sic ate ale ate ate ate ale este se peaeslesteste PLAN (from page 1) others plan your community for you. Getting all the good things, jobs, money and what else? The credit if it succeeds, The community will surely be blamed if it fails, Community residents are re- minded to rehabilitate your neigh- borhood with your neighbor and keep your plans to yourself. ‘So far Model Neighborhood; Inc., has managed to do this, but some of their plans are being stolen. ale ste gle she ste gle gle ole ale sly gle ole sly cle le se He ie Ne Ne He she Me sie She te oe sie aie ACTION Sitting still and wishing Made no person great The Good Lord sends the fishing But you must dig the bait. whe ale gle ale ate ale ale ate ste ale aly ate she sle alent ye Spo BS BS AR AS RSE FSS SS FES OS ASS MODEL CITIES Q's AND A's Q. What land is to be cleared and when? A. In four comnunitics land is already approved for clearing in 1959, Pittsburgh - Stephens St. on the north, coleman St. on the west Rockwell St. on the south and lic- Dainel on the east, Mechanicsville - Fulton on tue north, Windsor on the west, Crumbley south, Cooper to Richardson on the east. Summerhill - Between Glenn and Crumbley on the north, Martin on the west and Georgia Avenue, South Avenue on the east. Vanira on the west, and east of Peoplestown - North of the north, Connally on Tuskeegee on the south Primrose on the east, 2 le le alle gl a! le gte ghe ste cle steals she ale gle ate gle ale atest. le ste ale sls ate ale ale ale alle ole sl 5! le wha gle ate le slate gle ale glegleats ale gle le ale ste sic ie HEME Me Hee ek Ste sie sie Se ee ea Se ye a OR Te Ie IS NS ye Se ae MEMO oie me aie ei ie ese bie Sie oke Sicoiote alesic see aie Seale se Se He Se ec . LITYLE BIRD LIGHTS ON WEEKLY i.aCHINE aND SAYS: iz ae a ihe A one bam hg Seay > wn _ —— _— 1 \ 7 wh "ABOUT MODEL CITIES LITTLE BIRD?" The Machine says;"Model Neigh- borhood Inc., is included in the Model Cities plans, The Corporation will be doing Economic Developing from a conmunity level and there will be something beneficial “or all the residents in the area’, "NOW TELL ME ABOUT THE EXTENSION MGRS "OH?" Bird looks at Machine; "They are suppost to work the outside boundaries, such as Grant Park to bring into that community, the services that are available in the Neighborhood Centers. If they are doing it, I don'ts know. But I Hope they will’ AS BIRD FLIZS OFF, MACHINE aSKS HIM, TELL ME ABOUT MODEL CITIES STEERING COMMITTEE NEXT WHEK" BERD LOOKS DOWN 6 svesons oP OKs" AXXRKALAKXKXAAAAXR MODEL CITIES RESIDENTS TO VISIT SaVaNNAH Thirty two (32) residents and staff members of Model Cities area and Model Cities Office, will go by bus to Savannah, Georgia this week-end to observe that City's GC. D. A., planning program, KAN AAR RRAXA he gle ale gle als gle aly al gle ste le ale ate she ale ote FESR AS OS ays Fe ae as oF as a8 AS a  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 28 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3e7f2947e0fc9936e3bdf3936bed8c2e.pdf c0e13950cdb52e34d45daf4905a954e1 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN OF BOARD EDWARD MOODY VICE-CHAIRMAN JOE STALLING NON - PROFIT DEVELOPERS SECRETARY CLARK MARTIN TELEPHONE : 523-6301 TREASURER C . G. EZZARD 700 MCDANIEL STREET, S. W. MEMBERS AVERY SHIELDS NATHANIEL PROTHO SAMUEL COCHRAN REV. AUSTIN FORD PRINCE MARTIN, SR . HAROLD OWENS CLAUDE BARNES REV. JOEL W. MARSHALL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30310 TECHNICAL ADVISORS C . BRON CLEVELAND PAUL MULDAWER ELIZA PASCHAL MOJEL NE t G\--1 ~OP\~-tOC)[) MFG. COP\P. PL/~NT OPENI\JG M Q\J ./)E( .2 3/, 1968 ') -< ("--J.; . ' . • ! /\ 1~ /: --- ( . \ The d oard of Tru,, t e e s of uo c.;7 1 J. Ei ·: h::i orhoo c'l , Inc., t hE lo'·' i r c o.·e ;, are a, Fie .;-ir': t i n the . ,o de l Cities 8 rE:::i . .( � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN OF BOARD if, / VI. ° Ab i, d Y EDWARD Moopy Wie é alg ornooda, nc. VICE-CHAIRMAN JOE STALLING NON-PROFIT DEVELOPERS SECRETARY CLARK MARTIN TELEPHONE: 523-6301 TREASURER Cc. G. EzzArb MEMBERS 700 MCDANIEL STREET, S. W. AVERY SHIELDS NATHANIEL PROTHO SAMUEL COCHRAN ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30310 REV. AUSTIN FoRD PRINCE MARTIN, SR. HAROLD OWENS CLAUDE BARNES Rev. JOEL W. MARSHALL TECHNICAL ADVISORS C. BRON CLEVELAND PAUL MULDAWER ELIZA PASCHAL MODE FIGHIBOP.HOOG MFC. COPE PLANT. OPENING MON DEC.23,19 é The soafa of Trustees of novel be ‘hoorhooc, pa | the parent of !ocel Seichborhooc sfs. corcially invites you and yours to the officinl ors irr of the carvert clant, This is the “iret of 2 rlanne? Cormunity Incustrial evelomient in ow low irco.e sarea, the *irct in the ..odel Cities srea. ry, bon, ( /\ /\ \ / se, JD LIRA. RYO OT. “Mw  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 27 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6c4775427ae530a9314166183fae3ee7.pdf 8a6a850fb5106136ae918dbb30811aa0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. r - ;~--=~~;~·~ i~f~:- ' •: A ode I A/rzqh6vt-/2 c:<Xi ~~cgui,lcP•ui!:irxQu/2,·D::Li,.= =" "u"u"u,c-,. • ' ""'-'""'-'WWUU• ,, ,. " ,. " ,. ,. ,. " ,r,. ,, ,.- ,, " ,. " ,. .. ",. ,. " " " .. ,. ,. .. .. Vol. l ·, . . y:h, ",. . "",. ,. ,. . ,.-,,. ,. . ,. . ,. ,. number 16 ~a nuary h, =•ouwc•UC">""-'"'"' ,r,, " ,. " ,. " " ,. " " ,. ,.-,, ,. ,. ,. .. ,. "" " "" "" 1968 ~ e ~d1~icm' "-'L" ~L'!...H-" "~LlWL'WU~~'....!UWWt-'U' "-'L" "-~W'~L'~Ll v ' ' - " "...J~'L...JUULH...H-'WW'-"~L.'lJ'-'-W . ·, '-Q ~ ~ " "-,, " " " " ,, " " ,H, ' ' " ,, ,. ,, " " ,r,, ,, ,n, " " ,, ,\I, " ,, ,. " n " " " , , " " " " ,r" " " ,, ,, " " " ,. ,~,,- ,. ,.-,, ,, " r. , , ,. " " 'l' , ~~H, " ,, , • ,, . I .Y-" ,t....,.,~U 1..)L'~ L '\~..V '- " 'LlWL..' L'~U 1 I\ " " ,, " " " " " NEWS RELEASE MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD INC~, (NON PROFIT DEVELnPERS) MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD INC. GOT STRAIGHT IN 68 WJLL NOT BE BEHIND IN , 69 r 11 • 11 Model Ne ighborhaod Developers Inc., presently located in south side ATLANTA is on J an. 1 8th 1968 , after t wo ½year sa c ommunity or ga:nize d c or parat i on wi t h a of or p.:a nizing, Model Ne i ghborhood I nc., planned pr ogr am.. obta ined a charte r, enabling it t o beEconomic is the order of the day . ~()me- a bona-fide delicate agency with a , Being R part of the econoNy and receiving purpcso Jnd goal. s ome of the ca sh fl ov1 is the opportunit y Model Nei ghborhood Inc., is l?res e ntly t-o be of fered by Model Neighborhood I nc. gCuVo:rned by a board of Trustees that are Her e at 55 Geor gia Avenue S ..E ~ is one l ong t ime res idents of t he c oilllllunit i es of of several pl anned INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS Mechnaic sville , Summe r hill , Pittsburgh, t o b e built in the area., This is a garment and Pe oplet own. All membe rs are bl a ck pl ant . Thirt.e en (13) women will be emex ce pt one. ployed he r e , the r e a r e nine ( 9) wor king One of s eve r al developing projects is now . On the shoulde rs of the se womens open and operating . Model Ne i 3hborhood r ests the suc cess of thi s pl a nt. Mfg . Cor p . i s empl oying 13 women , who Statistic s shows the r e are mor e women will earn as much a s ~80,~90, and ~100 heads of house holds in these c ommunities pe r week . The r e i s pl enty of work for t hese women in t his plant l ocated 55 (Model Cities ) then t he r e ar e in Atl a nta. The unemployment rate is t he highe st. Geor g i a Ave . S .E. Model Neighborhood Mf g . will not be abl e The ne~t pr oje ct i s the shopping to put all these women to 1,11ork, but i\ cente r . f i nal pl ans are be i ng c ompl eted, will try. The success ~f this plant lead with possible construction to beg in in to employing 200 or 300 in the near fut ure . F eb . 1969• This is a first for Atla nta, and i .,. ~HHHHHHHHP-HHHHHHHHHf-:HHHHHHHHHHHf--*lHf-:HHHHH~ i s located in the !,edel ~ it i es area one block from the C .D.A • (Ci t i es DemonstraMODEL NEIGEBORHOOD 'WEEKLY MA.CHINE is tions Agency) planning office , and next willing enough and eager enough to carrv door to the E •.o..A., neighb,-rhood s e rvice new of t he six c ommunit i e s (Sur.1rr1o rhill) ce nte r . Model ne i ghborhood Inc . is a . MechanieSVille, Peopletown , PittsburGh, good exampl e of s elf-help . M. N. I. enGrant park , Adair Park,) . courages Black peoples t e do it for them- • Deadline for receivi ng news i s Wea. sel ves . of each wee k • M.N . I. appreciates your prayers your s upport , and wi sh you all a Merry Chlris--t- -:..~HBHHHHHH} mas , and a Happy New Ye ar. To Summerhill, Mechanic sville , Pe oples MODEL NEIGBB01tHOOD i•'EBKLY MA/-:PINE Town, Pittsburgh, Grant Park, Adair Park , 700 MCDANIEL STP..EET S •11' and the City at large . This is a ChristATLANTA, GB0:00-IA 30310 mas present. Circulation------------------500 MERRY CHRISTMAS Price pre copy-------------Free Editor & 'Publisher HAPPY EVERYBODY YEAR F,nwa rd }Joody J I �-~-- - , ,:--· MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD page 2 MODEL CITI~S OW.ST I ON Rt. AN~?'EPu.S .-· tIT1\E BIRD LIGHTS ON rr:AcHINE AND SAY Q. i:~he n , 1ill the r e be anothe r Ma ss Convention ? 1 A The third, Sunday in Janua ry. J an . 1 9, 1 969 . q. 1--hero will it b e he l d? A. Ma c h ine , Can you keep some thing c onf i dent i a l ? u Macrdne says , 11 r JTT l e Bird that depends . Tell me fi rst then I 1 11 say ye s or no . 1ru:e1 1 If Lit tle . Bird Sc'. ;f !I The r e a r e some membe rs of the Model Cities St eerin~ Commi t t e that dont i:1ant to L .: t other r c sidents serve . I hea r they a r e b e ing pa id, and -vmnt to get all they can for themselvc s 11 • Ta king off . 11 Pe oples be1ot e r get rid of them, a t the i~a s s c onvc ntion!J At the Ii. H. StcJ.nton Elc . School, 970 Martin St . s . E i n peoplostovm . 0 • -- ill the r e b e a ri El e ction of Ne,,· offic ers f or the r"a:ss c01rv n1rt-:i c 11 :1 r, 1-.\ds moc tir,:3: ? 1 l'. . • yes . ~ 1 .I 0. n 1 ats next in tho ~-rodol Cit i e s :Pl an? A. Tho 1969 one ;f8 Ar i m11l cmcnt ing . i ··1 TF,NAi'TTS EDITORIAL 1 'ANT:P.D FOTI. SHOlWING CF.NTEH c a ll ]l,T odcl Ne iE hborhood Inc . 700 Mcnanfol s t . s .,., . Tho Pa r ents of Pryor st . School have been for ye a rc att e ridin;~ Christma s pro~ra ms, e ithe r by the school or by tho -Parents (P . T .A.) The r e a r c questions being a ske d . ---as the r e a Ghristrnas this yea r . ? If it v1a s whe n did it pe rf orm? The Par0nts , all of them, enjoys the yulGtide ·p r og rmns . The Ha cbino pref e r s pa r e nt s b e ing inv0lved . Pa r e nts g ot b e hind t he P . T . A . -Pres i dr:mt of Pryor St . school and h8lp her help y0ur childrcns . APOLT.0 S FLIGHT succ~ss POVE11.TY P11.CG~7AM NOT STJCr:BSSFUL Y.-::T r -oNDF,n. HCT HA.NY I-fUNG RY FAM ILIES SEEN THE CAPULF. TAKF, C;FF AND LAND J.,A '['Ti;n_ , 523- 6301 Model Ne i g hborhood Inc . will undertake in the first t vro nonths in 1969 ,,n effort to e stablish a ~osur.i.e propa ring Course for ·inte rostin~ pe rs ons in the Model Gitie s Ar ca ThEJ course lfrill basically as sist tho applica nts in 11 How to f ill out employme nt ,,applicat ion forms, the n the job desc ript i ons nnd classifa ctions v ill b e fil e d for r e f e rra l s that appl ic a nts a r c qualifi e d to c1o There v1i1l be 300-500 j obs av a ilable in the }·Iodol Cities i rnplomcmtin~ pl an . The re v1ill ne c e s sar ily b e traininG f or the untrained, and j ob pl a ceme nt for the tra ined and ski lle d . furthe r inf ormat i on n0xt week ~ -TIIINK- THAT BIG OLD PILL? "'<-' '1r" J\ I \ , _ 1../ \ I\ I\J " I\ " /. I �(vi \)t.L NE\G'rl\lvRr\00D, \N.C, 700- McDAN\'tL Si., S. W. 't,.°!'.~ i'\1At c:,,oRG\I\ 30310. 'M:• Dan Swat City liall Atlanta ' Ga• 3U3U3 . , ··- .' , • ~ -~ I )-, i ,/ J' .. .,I . ! ... , "' '"( I ' � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Dodol WN 0; Woe kl LG Me beets hb oth ood chine ig SEHR RH HIRH EHR EBB SHE EEE EEG RHEE EHO HEE EB EE BEE EHH E SRE EE EE EERE EINE Vol. I number 16 January h, 1968 Free Edition “ ‘ A, . a, : ar oe a eee ac oe a a Da a eae ee ace NEVS RELEASE MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD INC., (NON PROFIT DEVELOPERS) Model Neighborhood Developers Inc., presently located in south side ATLANTA is @ community organized corporation with a planned programe Economic is the order of the day. Being a part of the economy and receiving some of the cash flow is the opportunity to be offered by Model Neighborhood Inc. H ere at 55 Georgia Avenue SeEe is one of several planned INDU STRIAL DEVELOPMENTS to be built in the areas This is a garment plant. Thirteen (13) women will be em- ployed here, there are nine (9) working nove On the shoulders of these womens rests the success of this plant. Statistics shows there are more women heads of house holds in these communities (Model Cities) then there are in Atlantae The unemployment rate is the highest. Model Neighborhood fg. will not be able to put all these women to work, but it will try. The success of this plant lead v to employing 200 or 390 in the near future. This is a first for Atlanta, and it is located in the ,odel Gities area one block from the CeDeAe (Cities Demonstra-— tions Agency) planning office, and next door to the BeOehe neighberhood service center. Model neighborhood Inc. is a good example of self-helpe M.N.I, en— courages Black peoples te do it for them . selves. M.N.I. appreciates your prayers your support, and wish you all a Merry Christ- mas, and a Happy New Year. To Summerhill, Mechanicsville, Peoples Town, Pittsburgh, Grant Park, Adair Park, and the City at large. This is a Christ- mas present. MERRY CHRISTMAS JURE EMME Hatter seacse earn ease HAPPY NEY YEAR EVERYBODY £ NMODEL NEIGHBORHOOD INC. GOT STRAIGHT IN 68 WILD NOT BE BEHIND IN 1691s On Jan. 18th 1968, after two $ year® of organizing, Model Neighborhood Inc, obtained a charter, enabling it to be- @6me a bona-fide delicate agency with a, purpose und goal. Model Neighborhood Inc., is presently govorned by a board of Trustees that are long time residents of the communities of 47% Mechnaicsville, Summerhill, Pittsburgh, Fea and Peopletown. All members are black .” “4 except one. One of several developing projects is open and operating. Model Neighborhood Mfge Corp. is employing 13 women, who will earn aS much as $80,%90, and %100 per week. There is plenty of work for — these women in this plant located 55 Georgia AVeée S.Be The next project is the shopping center, Final plans are being completed, with possible construction to begin in Feb. 1969. FHS a Ise ae COLNE Ae a a ae NE SEE EAE RETESET ITER MODET, NEIGHBORHOOD WEEKLY MACHINE is willing enough and eager enough to carrv new of the six communitics (Summerhill) -Mechani¢Sville, Peopletown, Pittsburgh, Grant Park, adair Park,). Deadline for receiving news is Wea. of each Weeke SHEHHHERENE SHREHHGEHEY © 4e6RHEREEH MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WERKLY MAGHINE 700 MCDANIEL STREET S.i" ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30310 Circulation----~--+=--------~-- 500 Price Dre copy-----—---—---- Free Editor & Publisher Raward Moody MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WEEKLY MACHINE page 2 SHHBEEUEEHE SHHEREMHEE JHHESHEREAE SHHHEHEERE HAEHEHEHE EE SHRHGHHS & MODEL CITINS GUMSTION & ANS"ERSs Ty . ' § zy i £ oe LITTnE BIRD LIGHTS ON MACHINE AND SAY hon Wall EHeee ‘vednceneP ages Con- ’ vention? . = Fr ¥/ : x A : : | The third Sunday in January. Jan. 19, bra! tn re A 9 in, CBE vas 1969. mes “There will it be held? MOG Ae At the D,H, Stanton Ele. School, 970 Machine, Can you keep something confid— Martin St. Se E in Peoplestown. ential 7? Machine says, ' IITTle Bird o. that daepends. Tell me first then [I'll 411 there be an Election of New offi- say yes or noe cers for the Mass gouvention at this meco- 11" Little ‘Bird sey " There are some +4n7? members of the Model Cities Steering Com=,, mitte that dont vant to let other resi- Vese dents serve. J hear they are being O- paid, and want to get all they can for “hats next in the Model citics Plan? themselves". Taking off. " Peoples better 4, get rid of them, at the Mass Conventiony The 1969 one year imolementing. Set sHeeu s60He SAGE Wee "SEE YOU NEXT “Wit SBESHE sHeeCe sees aeeeee | 4b TENANTS “ANTRD FOR SHOOPING CENTER EDITORIAL Call Model Neighborhood Inc. 700 wenaniel ste S.. The Parents of Pryor St. School have 523-6301 been for years atwending Christmas Pro- grams, either by the school or by the sRRHt Jehu SBHESE sSHeeE Tao Parents (P.''.A.) There are questions ; being asked. “as there a Ghristmas this "RESUMES PREPARING FOR JOBS yeare? If it was when did it perform? The Parents, all of them, enjoys the Model neighborhood Inc. will undertake yuletide programs. The Machine prefers in the first two months in 1969 én effort, parents being involved. Parents get be- to establish a Resume Preparing Course for hind the P.T.A, President of Pryor St. interesting persons in the Model Gities school and help her help your childrens. Areca The course will basically assist the SEE SH SHEE seneeoeeet anplicants in "How to fill out employment ,application forms, then the job descrint— APOLLO 8 FLIGHT SUCCESS ions and classifactions will be filed for referrals that applicants are qualified to POVERTY PROGRAM NOT SUGCRSSFUL YT do There will be 300-500 jobs available TONDRR. HO” MANY HUNGRY FAMILIRS SEEN in the Modcl Cities iplement ing plan. there will necessarily be training for THE CAPULE TAKE OFF AND LAND LATHR, the untrained, and job placement for the trained and skilled. DID TURY GET INDECHSTIOW SUALLOTING Further information next week H THAT BIG OLD PILL? . —THINK= sige Abeta Me SESEIE SESE EAE SE SESE ot Ne 4 AG AA Nd AE Ree SE AEE RP AE SENG SES NA Ae Ae, BeSe Ne st LAE Se See fe ree POT A Ee Ee TS PS SHEARER EES JHRHHREHEHE SEER EEEaE TERA SE HS aS.  a" x“ i ca a 4 Mre Dan Sweat city #ail Atlanta, Gye 30303 ese! \ ane rt % "  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 26 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/72ec7db92db9d50268f4f5581767c2d5.pdf f60ae419ebcd28b79ae7fe7a06d734e2 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. /ft uc!e/ A/eig-/2 601-/2 0cd Uhr2k/!I' ~;H!7~0! i143.215.248.55 Vol .. I ibi~ ;~ iHbiH(4H~ i! ~70i! i! ;! i! iH! i! i! Number 1~ SAVANNAH REPORT' ~~! /11Cfc/2lne iNH!7! iH!~~iHHB~-i! iM~7~;r;H! ;~ iBbif--iH! iH! iHH!~~7~4HH! iHH! iH~7Hbi0i! iH*-iH~~HHHH!~H!~Hf- Frae Edition Decembe r 21, 1968 e-;, RMENT PLt-1.N'? IS OPEN BY ALYCE NIXIN Friday Dec~mber 6, 196.8 Mrs. Be rtha Model Neighborhood Mf g • i~ open and Barton, Cri.rm De.s ign & Preservation, Mrs the employees are soine; through a two Rith Peters, Chrm Housing and Choice, M!'~ we:ek training period. They are being paid Pearlie Brm'ln Cril'\le Prevention and Alyce the minimum ·wage . The re a re s:ix women Nixon, Vice Chrm of Me chanicsville Model now working . Monday there will be thiriA Citfos represented the Mechanicsville comm-teen. unity ir. .:avannah, Geor g ia. Each a s The Board of Trustees of Model Neighborgiver. $:..5.00 expense money total ~60.on. hood Inc., the parent of Model Nei ghborWe dep_a:'."tod at 5:45 p . m. and a rrived in · hood Mf g . cord i ally invites you and yours Gavanna r, a t 12:00 a . m. -to the off icial opening of the garme nt TLe ~msiness meeting was held at t he plant. The first of a planned Community Industrial Development in a low income C .s. Ber..k building. 1.'"e was greeted by Mr, .De:.ell President of Savannah State a:rea , the . first in· the Model Citie s Ar ea. Collsga . Rev. r,ampbell A. Al exande r pa stor c: one of t ne l a r ge st Negr o Baptist ,'HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH~¼-*'1HHHHHHHHH~ Chur:fr: in Sava nr.ah ~ A good friend of (c on ,t from col . 1) Direr,~or Johnny Jonnson. Sgt . Luscuis _· Leve-':i-:,-Negro policeman s gt . who head the was s o sc.cessful and· citizens partic1PComnw1ity Relation Department. Mr. mhomas ation was so good, why couldtt just one N erers- Presi dent of one of the f at ernity r epresent ive fr om the ghetto come out of :avannah St ate College . Mr. Robert on a S·; 2i:' rrday morning a nd t ell their side Bez::,- Business man . of the s ,..:. r:ir y . ~··e ould have enj oyed this ~he r e was not one non- p::.·ofessi onal o:::-much mor e t,han the sweet stories that we ci~izen fr om the ghett o on pr ogr am. I hear d . dr1wed my own conclud ing nt the bec inning our expense not includi ng hotel and wtieI"! Mr. Detoll and :Mr. 1 andrumham open transportatiu.c. wa s ~15.23, v,e will be w:.:.r. tho statement , 11A GROUP OF P:1.0FESSION-happy to g ive you the itemi ze statement A:. ~T " . I ask question, ,r~7HY WASN 1T ANY in next week pa;ier, so the citizens can NGS- F·I10FE~~IOWAT, OF CI'l'TrEHS FROM TI-IB see how the ir mor.ey is being spented. · . GETTO INCLUDED ON THE POLICY :MA.KING BOAIID ? T:1c ans v10r , 11THEY ?.?'AS IN THE l\JlIDDLE OF IT ~, it ~;(-}r-!Hf-;H~-,R~-H~HH~~MH*-~~-)!-!{-!H~·"?f-!!-!:~HH!-!:~~;~-!H{-3HHHf-~Hf-~HHHf- ( T: me he was right they was so far in the II ME&. r:iddle until t'r.ey counld it be s e en or 1.Y CHRIST:Ml1.S" rerad form the ir speeche s and films. From ~he films and speeche s t he college students Model Nei ghborhood Inc., Model Neighborend the profe ssional g r o·,1p made the plans , hood Mf g ., and Me chanicsville Community ~ -d conta cts . The film snowcsJ. no vmitos Center faml i es , extends to eve rybody l : ving in the ghetto . Tc me this was t o in the Model Cities Area 111\. MERRY MERT-l.Y ITUch sugar on the nut. :f t r.is campaign ·CHRISTMAS, AND A HAPPY 1',"'E'f: YEAR., (c on it co: o 2·, 1 �~- ,~ . • ·.. _;,_j, , t,. · · - · ..;..... ... page .2; Y,'EEKLY MA.CHDIB MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD ~f-:f--!f-)f-;f-.){-)H~)~~(""~F~~f--143.215.248.55!-;~-143.215.248.55H!~H~~HHHHHi'"-)H~)~~HHH~)HH!-~H:~;--:HHHH!-~H!-)~-{H~-)HHHr")~)!-~~Hf.~f-*-;HHBH<~*-";~~HHHH!~~-;HH~~HH~;Hi- nPLE.A.SE HELP THE TIGGLES" MODEL CITIES Dast week the Tigel e rs family had their c·hris·, ma s ,:'.ream bec cnrie a nig htmare, wh en t ha .:'.:'i:.,ther was brutally beaten by a police !!'.an in front of their house. As a result, Christmas maybe a bsent in the home. Lets keep Chris"\rr.aS: with this family this year. The Address is 386 Ormond Ave. S .E. .. I ~1 ~c-~--= r:/> LI'l1TLE BIRD LIGh7rS ON MACHT.NE . AND SAID A. Election ar e held onc e a t ear t o serve f or one :,3ar only. Terms expirt?.' in December., q. Some c ommunities a re still '.1nl ,li :1.P, el e ctions. Is this a pa ~·t-. . ,r M, 1.clel Cities .Steering C o mrni. Lt- rcJ ? Yes. The e l e ction prococdure is; Ele ct Ar ea Bl ock Representative s to serve on the Neighborhood Ldvis ory c ouncil; Aper s0n is el e cted i n the N. A. c. to s erve on the steering Committe This is whe r e a ll t he residents in the 11oclel c ities rr0g r mll is r epr esented . I flew a -vray from thq Hong Kong flu arirl I d i d not ask E . C. A. ab out the Dir- e e-Lcr of Suru- Mec Center -:; -hen vrill the present members of · th e· Steering commitee terms expire? A. I.. _,, 11 e2 . .,11 - ·hen dll t hG residents see the pl ans f or Model Cities? Machine a skes Li"itle Bird ., A. When will Me ch2-.nicsville get a Center S11pe rvisor? " 11 Lit\le B'ird . 0 ,S & A ,S Q. After everybody e l s e h.:ive , Mnybe ther u sir:i=mt .s vfi11 see the pla ns . q. " Nerl wee k. ol d pal ." ··hy d i dn 1t the ~e sidents r eview t he' pl ans f i rst bef or e everyb.~dy el se?_ 1 A. Answer is n ot av a ileble . \ / \ f \ 1 , 1~1 i \1\1\",, , ,- Lonnie King Ele (?ted Pre side nt At.lan+,a Brcinch N., f • • A. C. P. The members of the Atla nta Br anch N .f. ,: . • r;. P an•l the bl.., ckand white pe opl es of t bi .s g r eat City aro aske d to s upport t.he new Pre sident and th E:x:c cutiucc omrnitteo for the year 1969e This is one ' •l'[.'/ · 1d2.at.ion t ba.t, is needed i r1 t.hie City I51lt- :i 1-. i:1' 1,s ~- r ,,m~,:i 1 1 r,rn1- p ol~ !'.ica I., 1 MECHANICSVILLE NE;""S Lett ers of cons i-c.1-t-.117..:-rr,i ons a r e be ing mEtil od t o per s ons that 111as electe ~ as 11.epre s ent,a~-ivei, in Arca Bl ock 10. It v:as, int-erest.ing t o know s a ict one res ident , I was asked t o vote f or someb ody I hadn rt , ever heard of.. How do I know vhat the y will do? As a matt.or of fact ju;:;\-. -wl1:d·. j s it all ab out? ~ -'t u 'fl: 8 l\.f!c,cl d 11(.; i;_;,_ l-,r.Hr : n CV (; X-y rd, ;t;-1:,r, , l_ ntr1rnh e r C, · >1 •>-". r c- ~,u l :-, i- ·.i.1 •Y, Ts t.ld.s news •. • l .., " .. ~ ' ( " ""I\" .'< \(.. I\>-: � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document | M eclel N 0ighbarhoce Ubekly Machine 4 eae s JERSE SRE SE HGH SETHE EE BHARTI HE HEBER RCEHE EET EEE EEE SHEESH EEE EEEREGHSEEHSSEE Vole I Number 15 December 21, 1968 Free Edition s. TRESS SSAA RS SS HESS SSRIS SSS SERS SE SERS SESE SEE HERS _ SAVANNAH REPORT BY ALYCE NIXON , Friday December 6, 1968 Mrs. Bertha Barton, Chrm Design & Preservation, Mrs Rith Peters, Chrm Housing and Choice, hrs Pearlie Brown Crime Prevention and Alyce Nixon, Vice Chrm of Mechanicsville Model Cities represented the Mechanicsville comm—teen,. unity in Cavannah, Georgia. Each was giver. $15.00 expense money total $60.00. We departed at 5:15 pm. and arrived in Savannan at 12:00 a.m. The business meeting was held at the CeSe Eank building. ‘“e was greeted by Mr. Desell President of Savannah State Collézgs. Rev. Sampbell A. Alexander pas- tor <f one of the largest Negro Baptist Chursr. in Savannah, A good friend of. Diressor Johnny Jonnson. Sgt. Luscuis. Tevesy;-Negro policeman sgte who head the Community Relation Department. Mr. Thomas N evrers— President of one of the faternity of tavannah State Collegee Mre Robert Besi— Business mane there was not one non-professional or citizen from the ghetto on program. I draved my own concluding at the beginning wren VWre Detell and Mr. Landrumham open @:.RMENT PLANT IS OFEN Model Neighborhood Mfg. is open and the employees are going through a two week training period. They are being paid the minimumwage. There are six women now workinge Monday there will be thir The Board of Trustees of Model Neighbor=- hood Ince, the parent of Model Neighbor= hood fe. cordially invites you and yours +o the official opening of the garment plant. The first of a planned Community Industrial Development in a low income area, the. first in the Model Cities Area. TEEHRBHHEEEESEESHEEEHESE ESHER ESE SHEERS (contt from Cole 1) was so secessful and: citizens particip— ation was so good, why could!t just one representive from the ghetto come out on a§seturday morning and tell their side of the sucry. “e would have enjoyed this much more than the sweet stories that we heard. Our expersse not including hotel and transportation was $15.23, we will be wivh the statement, "A GROUP OF PRCFESSION=happy to give vou the itemize statement AL MST", I ask question, "7HY WASN'T ANY N=FRCFES*IONAT. OF CITICHNS FROM THO GS4TTO INULUDED ON THE POLICY MAKING BOARD? Tae answer, "THEY WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF IT", T> me he was right they was so far in the riddle until they counld!t be seen or lerad form their speeches and films. From *he films and speeches the college stucents in next week paver, so the citizens can see how their money is being spentede THESE RHE RARE OHHH EEE RHE ERE EEE Eat F " MERRY CHRISTMAS" Model Neighborhood Inc., Model Neighbor= end the professional group made the plans . hood Mfge, and Mechanicsville Community and contacts. The film showed no whites Living in the ghetto, Tc me this was to mich sugar on the nut. If this campaign (cont!t Col. 2! Center famlies, extends to everybody in the Model Cities Area "A MERRY MERRY ‘CHRISTMAS, AND A HAPPY NEY YEAR, a MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD IEG SHH RECESS sf ae Se Nee tHKRISEESHEE AP AL SEAS SSS "PLEASE HELP THE TIGGLES" ast week the Tigglets family had their Christmas “ream become a nightmare, when the °uther was brutally beaten by a police man in front of their house. As a result, Christmas maybe absent in the home, Lets keep Christzas with this family this year. The Address is 386 ormond Avee Sele LITTLE BIRD LIGHTS ON MACHINE . AND aoe SAID oc ice | — 2 ii os Faull 4 Kes i " [ flew a way from the Hone Kong flu and I did not ask E,0.A. about the Dir— eetcr of Sum-Hec Center," Machine askes Little Bird, "hen will Mechanicsville get a center Supervisor? 1 Little Bird, " Next week. old pal. Shansnae, AE I6660¢ =i ”. A ft Beet Lounie King Elected Presicent Atlanta Branch Npihets 6s Ps the members of the Atlanta Branch Nef. ..0.P and the blackand white peoples of this great City are asked to support the new President and th Brecutieccom ittce for the year 19469. This is one ovgnuization thah is needed in thie City Bik. eh mash wemety non—pol? “ical. The Machine exbamds Gor webehulek wa %o every elected menber . TASS Hoek SSG SG SRO RAAB SHEE page 2 HESGEEHSHSHSHHABEEH WEEKLY MACHINE Sat SOM see, Tae MODEL CITIES 9,5 &A,S when will the present members of th e Steering Commitee terms expirs? he Election are held once a tear to serve for one y2ar only. Terms expire in December. Oe. Some communities are still holdiug elections. Is this a part »t Model Cities Steering Committoe? he Yes. The election proceedure is; Elect Area Rlock Representatives to serve on the Neighborhood Advisory Council; Aper’son is elected in the N. A. Ge to serve on the Steering Committe This is where all the residents in the Model Cities Program is represented, Q. “hen will the residents see the plans for Model Cities? A . After everybody else have, Maybe the resinents will see the plans. Oe “hy didn't the Residents review the plans first before everybody else? he i Answer “is not availcble. Sparen Ae SP Se Ne Se ME 4, ASE ED Tat SEE WIGS MECHANICSVILLE » NE’S Letters of congratulations are being mailed to persons that was elected as Representatives in Area Rlock 10, It was interesting to know said one resident, I was asked to vote for somebody T hadntt ever heard of. How do I know what they will do? As a matter of fact just what is it all about? MEG Phare qaoke:t Ts this newse sae AL ae Wy we 1  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 25 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/06d4aa87f851fb47f0d204be58ecc221.pdf aff2881d41ed228b9c398f4a565ff7cb Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. . . . ,··c- ~... .- • .,~ "'-i MECH: NICSVILLE N. :·l . C. · MET ·1:0D EL CITIES , . . • ' ABSENTEIU Sl-i PROPOSAL The Mod e l Ci ties 'Hei ghb orhood · It vvas ·in · 196 5 .the 'ril'echa n i c·sAdv i sory -Counci·l for Hech2.nicsville ·; Summerhili Impro ~e me.nt -'. ville met at the home of tf.;.-;: chair- · Committee entered a act i on proma n ~-Irs.J\lye:e·N:i.xon 703 Coo:F)er St. ,ject to alleviate Absente:~.sm Ut: dnescl.ay. · · · · in the eleme nt.a l'J' scho ols··-~ nd · There were 8 residents, an ::c .o. hi gh schools th, t s e rve the t wo A. Mod el Cities :. ssist,a nt . to Bro· commu ni t ies. ·.Hrs._ Alyce Nixon fe s sion, assi ~n·e d to )t:echanicsville was and still . is the Chai r ma n of Mis s Hos e - Ma ry Stewart Mod e l Cities· that-. comm.{ttee. No one -h !ls been· Nei e:hborh ood Or e;a nizat.or Sr:e d .A.li.st. ...-,c l c::ic.ted for the past t lire·e yea rs . r-Iiss Stewa rt. Via s i1mti·o du c e d to Maybe its best t h a t no one has · t he group by r-'Ir s •· Ni x on., Niss been elected to serve · a s cha ir·St euart ga ve a brie f d:escripti.on · man . . of the N. i .c. purpose · a nd duties, The committee in 1965 after t h ere was quest ion's and -answer a nd severL: l months of researchin g and a limited c'.lmount of que st.i ·on' s. compilin g f a cts ., app rove d a· -rP. It wa s est,a bli s he d · tha t a ll _the cotnmendati ,Jn to curb n b s er..+r- 7i~m a r ea b l ocks had · o r ga n iz ed ex c e pt . in thG schoo ~.s. FrotLth<J :~~r:i.commthe bloc k s of 3 ,4 1 10 . In Eech&nics- endation a . )proposal w.as- tlr&.,m up ville there a r e lu a rea b l ock s, . one with the assistance of the C:,ommto ten. Ar ea b lo cl-~ 10 wi ll conduct ·. uni ty Council Atlan,.t f\J:l...~~g;a • · I t a n ~l e ct i on ..~ 1- - _-;:,day n i 0 :1t Dec. 12, was sent to tl:i.e Stiperiht e ndent 1960 7:30 P.ffl' t h o ,bou ndary f or ' · of schools Dr. John 1.J . Let s on. area ~ l o c k 10 are 1;.7~n dsor St . ·we st, I n a me et. in t;·, wi th Dr. Hilliard Or1hond n·6 rt h sou 11 . H. · sout h ,- Pr y or !\. . ' Bmven, Assi stant Su per.i n t end.St . ea .s t, Pryor St . ' wes t, Bass St .· ent l ast week t hi s s o.me pro p o s a l n orth,Pulli ur.1 e a st , and Ormond -·0.t. was .:)r ou ght to t. he a tt e nt i o_n of · south; This i s a very unusa l g eo the committe e t h ree yea rs l a ter. graphi ca l outlined D. r e a block . There Dr . Bowen . a dmitt ed it was a go od n re · .seven blocks, f our to get h er an d pr o posa l , and· s ome implementat i on thre e to gether. In t h i ~ a rea the r e s h ould result . · are' over 2, 000 resi dent, 1000 resi d-, ~:: ::!::,:~:::,:::-:,:, ~;;::::::::, i)::: ::!:: >:::~;,:::,:::,~:,~~:~:~;.;:;;;.; ::;::::~::::c::;:r,:: : ;-: :::::::{::::;,::;, :::::;;,,::: ent, are expectocl t o vote . They .,__·. A REPORT FROh: SAVi-i.NNirn 'v'r ill vote for .:-i. repre s entative to .· \li7hen the ma chi ne -vtent ·t o px-e-ss serve on t h e N . 11. .c. Hechanicsvi lle it had n ot ree;ievP-d .a word of the Comr,iun i ty. .. 32 resi dent · t r i_p tp ,· -the c:Lty of Mrs . Rosa Bu r ney a · r(;3s i dent Savanna h, for Mode ~ Cities . I t is l iving on Gariba l di St . wa s a s ked t 0 antioi, pa t ed b y the .Ms ch ,. ne that c a ll a meeting of h e r area . blqck !' ·· re po r ts will be ava ila ble by t i1P. She a gre(3d to . Th e n :ren 'b lock is · nex t issu e . . . nurhbcr . 3. The boundnrieS nr e Ba.s·s ·· ,:~,::,:.:,:::,:::,:,,:,,:~,:,~:, ~,:,,:~,:,,:~:::,,:,<:,~:,~:, ~,,:,,:,,~,:, St..,. ,north; ~cDn nte l St . wes,t -; Sou . 1.Jh os e s ide nro you on Bl~cks, R;R south; Wind so r St ,. ea st • · '.Jhose s ide nre you on. �r;TQDEL NEIGHBORHOOD ·. WE:i:KLY. M.A CHI NE ( PAGE 2) ~************* EDITORIAL · MODEL CITIES BOA RD - APPROV:SS 1969 PLflNS Model Ci ties Exe cu ti ve Board has li ro the peoples in At l an ta ap proved the proposed 1969 C.Do A. that aro r 2s idont s of the Gommp:J..an. The plan vfa s r ecieved by :he unity /, cti on Age nci e s,· Cities . federal officials also, who may· Demonstration ~genci e s, and suggest changes or approve as is~ others, acknowled ged of tho pro Johnny Johnson in his hrief re3;rc1.ms o~ ough to pnrticipct.e in port s ai d ~bout 500- 600 jobs will tho complicated sy~~ em of be i ng de i·i ve from t he employ1he nt conponin vol vod? em.,, fo:r . area r esident$ . To a ssure .· r:a¢h of the age.ncios are using thi~ a l ot of the require~ent will . :the s ame ~dcntic a l st~uctQre , : have to be waived tha t will enable ,· .:md the s c.me po.rtici po.nts . In the r esidents to ge t these . j obs . a ll . fiirness . tha po. rticip~nts Tho latt e r ··s,ent en c e is trssences of o.ro so involved thnt some of thcr.. the r eport •., . . don rt know ·whnt · is happening Ab out 017, million is tb be· s pent thomsclf. in th e Mode l Citi es a rea , for the It was recommended that t he first yea r, ~p200 milli"·on ~;ill be s:tructuro of the s ystem be brobudget ed for the five year plan. . u ght _tn . t ho peoples for und erstanding •. Th0 ma j ori t y of the r asidents do not know what area bloc.ks . are ·' what i'1.dvisory CounARE...~ BLOCK TEN :MET . .· . . cils ·ro; what r e pre s ent ative s AT PRYOR ST. SCHOOL a r c ; what a Board is; what th?Y d~· or a r e ele ct ed to do. It is If you live i n area block t en , no'wondor r e sident partic i pa tion or know whor e are:1 bl ock ten i s i s at o. minimum . you shoul d have beGn ~t Pryor St. Tho r esi dents must know be Schoo l Thursday night , 7:00 P.M a for e they can ge t i nvo l ved what There· was a Mode l Cit.i es Me et-the program is all aboui. The ing to get Repres entative s for the Machine r ecommend s Program kn.ow Niode l Ci tie s Nei ghb orho o.cl Advisory -lodge first. Tak~ time and l e t Council. A 12 pound turkey wa s to tho r e siderits know what the probe given away t o tho lucky t ick et gram · is, o.nd how they wi ll benho l der. W6r e you there you should've efit. They wi ll thGn got .i nvc;i i ve( been . . ~**~ ~ ~ Li ttlo Bird Li ghts On Via chine. Pl, IR ,I,RZ UPS ETTING COl,J JJ NITY h rumor is boing sprea ded by a 1\nd ___ / · .,,.-'Ji Said, pai r of unidentified people s , urg./-..:...__< ( _.,/ ;~ ing r Bsid. ents to make haste ctnd move. This pair ha s been stated to bo em~ 11 ~ p l oyed by the Noda l Cities, office~ hcro is ',. ' the Sum-Mee The rumor is tha t tho pe.rnplo s t :h ~t Centers '·. < Director? a r e livin g in cJ nri. r n ncu Hr on.s or Ho was 7l4, why- ·can v t . they kee p r., oorly ko pt hon sos Phon ld mo ve inc'.l Dire ctor? 11 t o th e ho11si nr: 1•1·c;_7e ct bo cnus a: Ivinrhj n n n nswc rs, 111 have, t hey . q11 ;:i l i fty • And' t h 0 y { 1.· n · }Ho'-r i Ylfl: n.sk nd thnt s c::. mo q1w:::r1 -.i.C\n plenty fas t . Hnmo r or not, is th e cause ot· ti m,,s, I myse l f donYt kn owH~ go_µd or bod ? 11 .Je ll, 11 Bird· to ke s off. ••I will ns k E.O. A a nd t e11 ·you The Mc:-tchinc is Publishe d .Jcekly n ext weak what t hey s o.y ,, Byo 11 Mode l Nei ghbo r hood Inc 700 McD 2ni c l ,,. ,,, St. S oF o Edward -Ioody ---Edito r ~ --. 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Duti es ; Setting up Tovm Ho.11 r,10e t1.Jha t is the ,S tee rin g Com;::i ttee? ings in tho CoE1.t--:1uni ties for tho Comr:mni ty Rol e.ti on Commission, 2nd The Stee ring Committ e e is the s e rve as a lic.ison be tween the com- out growth of et Tc..sk Forc e Commitmuniti e s nnd tho Commission te 8 thnt wns ori gina tly the InterMinimum Require;mcmts; Thre e t -.., fi vo e st ed Group of citiz~ns thnt met y onrs oxpe~i enco in the socio.l ser- · 2nd approved the pre s ent Resident vic e field. A long · timG r e sident of P2rticipation Plan. Atl['_nt a is desired. Q. 1'Je r e they elected, or appointed ? Sa 12 ry; ~r6 , 4f's 7 i l, • Cl 8rk -Typist Duti6s; Routi ne typing 2nd cl a ric~l work . Kooping orde rly fil e syst em, a nswe ri n g _te l ephone Ccnd 2 cting n s r e ce ptionist for th\J Commission. JI.Iinimum B.cquirmunts; Bo c:tble to ty.:.. peat a s peed of 40 wo rds n minutoc S2 l 2 rY; $. 3 5 5 pe r month · Co. 11 522- 4463, ext. 433 Mech2nicsvillo Mnnpowor 'li::irL 0. Job men , women Cv e r y ' T1 10.srl n.y 1.aoru i.ng 9 ,, . L ti l 1 2 Noon , Goo r gi c-. St a t e .i:::mpl. r' jmc u 1, Ropr ascnt nti vo wi ll int erview 2ny pe rson looking f or 2 job. Me chA.ni c svj_J l e C~mmuni t y · Center C~ ll 5?.2- 8530 Tua s. 9-12 .......,.... . ...,........ ................ ,.....,,.... . ..,....,....,........ ..., , I, " 1'"1' ,..1' ' I' . .. ...,....,. . ..,.. .., ,.. They were first n select e d group uf volunteers, r e sidents volunt e er ing to serve. Late r by virture of s e rvic e we r e e l ec t ed by the I nt erest ed Group. (~ . T.Jhe. t pnrt do the y play in the r~ode l Ci ti e s Pro gr o.m? 1~ • It is the St eerin g Committ e ~ th c.. t r e presents t h e r e si dents living i n the h odel Cities ~r ea , through the j\In ss Convention, tha t is con si de r e d the Citiz ens Pn rticipa tion 01·g::i ni 7«--: t j_on . It is t hrou gh 1.J s-i-.oorin g C0mn1i.. t t Go t ha t the r esidents i dea s , p l ,' ln· · n1,ct i u v u ] n --· me nt is ncc o11 l°it- 0J. ns, Citi zens P,:1. r t.i '.-'ipat,i on. 10 ..,..........,.....,. ..... .., ......, .. ..... ' 1' "1" ..., ..... 1... ......., ...... .. Hunru,H t Mo. nuf 2c.:turin g Comp2ny ' To Ope n NOTICE ? ..1..... , .. .., .. .., .. ..., .. ........, .. ..,... ' 1' '1' NO TICE! .. ..,,...... ....,,........ .. . .,........... ,....,,.... NOTI CE l The Ea chine is a Commu11i ty n ews weekly . It i s t he intent of the pub li she r to ca r ry the news , announcAm~nts and a d s , of every Communi t y , a nd Crga ni.. za tion tha t i s 0n t ha South -side of town , and Ci ty- wi de .~en it i s of value to our nei ghbo r s . ~t l 2s t the c om .unity owned , fi r s t in htlant a , wi ll open fo r production . The Officers and m~mbors of Mode l Ne i ghborhood I:f g o C11t a r e n ll glc:'. d t ha t a t l a st this i n a number of I ndus t rin l De v e l oping Corporation i E~ now unde r wa y . ~ppre cintion i s hereby placed Press dea dli.ne i s 1~dne sday to the Atla nta , Jayc e es , the ~dvis- of ea ch weok , The phone number now ory BoG.rd of r<odol Neigh borhood Inc is 523-5301 523-6301 three pri vo. te busin<'"rnsmen t he. t wi s h to rerhain anonymous, a nd u t-.l1Ar s. Schools , r.]11.hs, Tndividue ls, No Mrsn Eli.7.,':l.hcth Lemons the Su pn1·- t'rJ l i t , i_ C G • visor is t o be con gr 2tulated for a cc epti ng this position a nd r e spon sibil ity of ma naging this pl a nt. �MODEL NtP0 t .,.i!-,i ,·.. . ..,....,iJ, INC. 700 McDANIEL ST., ~- W. \ [ATLANTA, GEORGIA 3Q310 ~-.. Dan Sweat City Hall Atlanta, Georgia .. ..- ~ ,: . ~ 30303 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Model Neb ¢ Hf" I Veckly Nagle ohn whe gl als astests sleste =! eeere HRA SF ™ 32 ae Biol © 1 stestes aoe sate sosteaigsiestesiestes' +8 salty eae Ee nate ad SASF Se Se Sat Res ek 3s 35 Number 1h a's aslesteats ote ae nlealesisatc slealealeateaie ate nis ate ake abeategtsilest. PAS RASA aateni ala walla all a asst “1 Rae Ses ee xs ae seat eae 3 MECHANICSVILLE ss ee MET iODEL CITIES The Model Cities ®eighborhood Advisory Council for liechenics-~ ville met at the home of the chair- man irs. Aly¢é Nixon 703 Cooper St. Vednesday, There were & residents, an_&.0. A, Model Cities ssistent to Bro- fession, assigned to“echanicsville Miss Rose-Mary Stewart Model Cities” Neishborhood Grganizator Specialist. liiss Stewart was initioduced to the group by lirs. Nixon, Iliss ‘Stevart gave a brief description’ of the N.A.C. purpose and duties, there was question's and answer and a limited amount of question's, It was established that all the area blocks had’organized except the blocks of 3,4,10. In Miech@nics- ville there are’10 area blocks, .one to ten. iirea block 10 will conduct: an election uv day nisut Dec. 12, 1966 7:30 oe the boundary for area block 10 are ‘findsor St.-west, Orviond north sou it.R.’south;Pryor St. east,Pryor St.‘west, Bass St,° north,Pullium east, and Ormond ‘St. south; This is a very unusal feo- sraphical outlined area block,Thtre are’ seven blocks, four tos sether and three together, In this area there are‘over 2,000 resident,1000 resid- ent, are expected to vote, They .. will vote for a representative to serve on the N.4A.C,. Mechanicsville Comaunity. . Mrs. Rosa Burney a resident living on GaribaldiSt, was asked t1. call a mecting of her area block. She agretd to, The area block is number 3, The boundaries are Bass Boas north; McDaniel St. west; Sou. 2sR south; Windsor Ste east, THERE He5, ae = De: anber sie Sess 5 See 5 eRe aK ae 223 a je ale ghe ale gle Ieale le ote sf, See sesssis Beat head iV sch RST ale eels ale hd ale! ale atten o gla dleats ole ale alate ad caiss, e ae opt ye ge aps oye pe eye tat at ape et ey 1 sg 1968 “dition atasteals ee Sse 9, este ntontont a'y HOSES SDSS ATSB SE SOME ME DE SSCS SESE Me al Bre Haas ys yeas ABSENTERISH PROPOSAL It was-in 1965 the ‘iiechanics-— ville, Summerhill Tmprovement Committee entered a action pro- ject to alleviate Absente ‘ism in the elementary schools*and high schools th t serve the two communities, lirs. Alyce Nixon was, and still is the chairman of that. committee. No one has been” -clected for the past three years, Maybe its best that no one has © been elected to serve as chair-~ mane The conmittee in 1965 after severul months of researching and . compiling facts, approved a re- commendation to curb absentceian in the schoo’s, From.the vecomm- endation a proposal was dréxm up with the assistance of theC-omm- unity Council Atlante..Area, It was sent to the Superintendent ‘of schools Dir, John VJ. Letson, In a mecting. with Dr, Hilliard 4A, Bowen, Assistant Superintend- ent’ last week this same proposal was .rought to the attention of” the committee three years later, Dr. Bowen admitted it was a good proposal, and’ some implementation should result, plese acsle sic Meaiesieme sk Se acacia ace, A REPORT FROM SAVANNAH “When the machine went to press it had not recieved a word of the 32 resident: trip io, the city of Savannah, for Modes Cities, It is anticipated by the Mach .ne that reports will be availabie by the next issue, Pe ee eategtaen ate yt He3K 3283 : a S33 xs *K 2e36 aS SSMS ed slasianle veokste skate siz alc se sie aes Scale seis Whose side are you on Blacks, hose side are you one le gle gle PEAS ISAS 28 MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD . ae MACHINE ale ate a aiosheste sie le ale ate! oe loads ales! ste aletleade ils PED BEDS ASAE DS SAS BSE HS SDE SS EDS EDS DS NS SAS FSS TE HS SOS PE RFS MODEL CITIES BOARD. APPROVES 1969- PLANS Model Cities Executive Board has approved the propogC¢ 1969 C.D.A. plan. The plan was recieved by che federal officials also, who may * suggest changes or approve &§. iS. Johnny Johnson in his brief re- port said about 500-600 jobs will derive from the employment conpon- ent, for.area resident... .To assure this a lot of the requirement will have to be waived that will enable . the residents to get these jobs, Tho latter’ sentence is essences of the report.’ About $17, million is to “be spent in the Model Cities area, for the first year, $200 million will be budgeted for the five year plan, . Ja ala ste 5! sles'c ste ze oie be aE 3K Se see ae ale Sette: 5 ~ FPF, 35 2,5 slesiestes'eslesieste Jestesis nlc stestests SAAS S75 25 282/50 28 352,525 25,555 AREA BLOCK TEN MET AT PRYOR ST. SCHOOL If you live in area block ten, or know where area block ten is you should have been at Pryor St. School Thursday night, 7:00 P.M. There! was a Model dities Meet- ing to get Representatives for the Model) Cities Neighborhood: Advisory Council, A 12 pound turkey was to be givén away to the lucky ticket holder: : Were you there you should've been. seal 3 se coe coe seats moles ste sfeste tle Sle sta ot, ar whe at, a ad s! 2 Secs la ste ale ate ste SENS FS FISH BS BY BS PISS PCBS BES 8, RSS OS BIE SS PAIR ahi NPoEEDENG CO UNITY A rumor is being spreaded by a pair of unidentified peoples, urg- ing residents to make haste and move. This pair has been stated: to be ems ployed by the Model Cities, office. The rumor is that the peopl that are living in clenrance areas or poorly kept houses ehould move in- to the housing project because: they qualitty. And’ they are: movi ne fast. humor or not, is the cause good or bed? cto hte leche wheal sloate sho t eile le ctral st sles 2 les! stesteste sie le gta she ste gle Hs ARH ae Ape a= ise ye Sea eas Be Fs a S525 The Machine is Published Veekly Model Ne i ghborhood Ine 700 MeDaniel St. 5.7. Edward lioody---Editor (eng 2) ale ste sleale gle ate gle ate ste ates! sts ante sles. Me sesets I. +! te sents ale SSS 5 SF F825 5,5 255,55, me a F5e5 252 )5 28 myles ote a! he ate Fe FE FS FE FRA 2s FEAR AS RE EDITORTAL ire the peoples in Atlanta that are residents.of the Gomm- unity Action Agencics, Cities Demonstration agencies, and others, acknowledged of the pro- grams cnough to participate in the complicated system of being involved? Hach of the agencies areyusing the same identical structure, ' and the seme participants, ‘In all fairness the participants are so involved that some of ther don't know what is happening themself, It was recommended that the structure of the. system be bro- ught ta.the peoples for under- standing, The majority of the residents do not know what area blocks. are; what Advisory Coun- ci'Ls). tne; what representatives are} what a Board is; what they da; or are ele¢gted to do, Lt is no wonder residént participation is at a minimum. The residents must know - be fore they can get involvéd what the program is all about, The Machine recommends Program know -ledge first. Také time and let the residents know what the pro- gram'is, and how they will ben- efit. They, will then, get involved sie plesesic sk pleslestens FSA SEAS Little Bird Lights On Machine, * And sere Said, i fey ol. 4 ert OCT sores there is ™ ' the Sum-Mec Centers! * «ss! Direttor? He was ih, why can't. they keep a Director?! Machine answers, asked that same questien plenty of times, I myself don't know", Sell," Bird: takes off, ii will ask E,O.A and tell’you next week what they say. Bye" wT have . ale toate ale aly lesle ate gle ale ee eed ils PR ase ae 25 yea ,8 25 aye 3S FSF 382/525 MODUL Pepe ee ste slesle = le ale ale atone wlegle ale ale a sleale hese ate ntesleale staat Be DRDIS HE FR IS Bhs BS SIS BIS BIS FSIS AEN AEDS 3S Sk plaole shesle ste stn ale cle she ste EMPLOYHENT Field Representative: Duties; Sctting up Town Hall meet- ings in the Communities for the Community Relation Commission, and serve as a liaison between the com-_ munities and the Commission Minimum Requirements; Three t- five years experience in the social ser- vice ficld. 4A long time resident of atlanta is desired, Salary; $6,467 ; Clerk -Typist Dutiés; Routine typing and clericel work. Keeping orderly file systen, answering telephone and acting as receptionist for the Commission, Minimum Requirments; Be able to ty- pe at a speed of 40 words a minute. salary ;$ 355 per month “call 522-4463, ext, 433 Mechanicsville Manpower ‘Meu, a Job men , women Every’ Tuesday moruing 9 «li til 12 Noon, Georgia State tmplejment SCKLY U.CHINS page 3 FS 2538 2855 BES FS 25 248 xe 8 22, HS ARPS “nr 2 31S ETSI Oy “co ae ae SHE TS AES “1s HOUSL CITIsSS u,s & ie 0, What is the Steering Committee? die The Steering Committee is the out growth of a Task Force Commit- tee that was originatly the Inter- ested Group of citizrns that met ‘and approved the present Resident Participation Plan, Q. Vere they elected, or appointed ? They were first a selected group vf volunteers, residents volunteer ing to serve, Later by virture of service were elected by the Inter- ested Group. Oe Vhat part co they play in the Model Cities Program? fie It is the Steering Committee, that represents the residents liv- ing in the hodel Cities area, thr- ough the Mass Convention, that is considered the Citizens Participa- tion Organizetion. It is through ihe Steering Committee that the Representative will interview ony residents ideas, plans and juvejo- person looking for a job. ment is accouiited as, Citizens Mechanigsvil Le Community °“Center Participation, L 522-8530 Tues. 9-12 Be SES ANE ik assis ok Seskheose Dine aene Me Nee ye Ne eee He ae BSICHS FS715 BIS FS SSIS HS HURRAH! HURRsaH! HURRAH! HURRAH NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! Manufacturing Company * To Open At last the com unity owned, first in Atlanta, will open for’ production, The Officers and mén- bers of Model Neighborhood i:ifg, Ce are all glad that at last this in a number of Industrial Developing Corporation if; now underway, appreciation is hereby placed to the Atlanta, Jaycees, the ..dvis- ory Board of Model Neighborhood Ine three private businessmen thet wish to remain anonymous, and others, Mrs, Elizabeth Lemons the Super- visor is to be congratulated for accepting this position and respo- nsibility of managing this plant The Machine is a Community news weekly, It is the intent of the publisher to carry the news, annouucements and ads, of every Community, and Crganization thet is on the South-side of town, and City-wide .when it is of value to our neighbors. Press deadline is | ednesday of each week, The phone number now is 523-5301 523-6301 Schools , No Poll Fics: Clubs, Tndividuals, MODEL Neitst gin. we et bey INC. 700 McDANIEL ST. §. 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L./Li- "-c- /JI I IY c2 ( {J /2 &-crt h J vv'eekz~ ///1., OO I' . cl r )· /YL(2_,(?(Unc:., '-..,,· Vol. l Number 19 January 18 , 1969 Free Edition "************************************************************************ YOUR MODEL CITIES SPECIAL SPECIAL' Since my last writing on "Whose HUD GUIDE Cities", it has been my ple a sure and exper i Rnce to lecture and answer Resident Parti c j p,'li:f,•n Te ddn .1J. :\s .d .'5 ·t: .-qu e stions at one of the M<•de 1 Cities ances nu1 i e tin # 3 is a piece of inforc.1Area SclL' "' J s on p .c: ._; LL y 1auch the same ation that every body living int.he Mosubject. It proved to be a very adde l Cities Area should kn ow. van tageous discussion to ~e. It s ee~s as if the y ounger minds are Bore alert In the .: f'ottr cl ea ranee are as th2 t are th a n s ome of the n ot so young on e s. to be clc,1red in 196 9 e a ch nei ghh orhood; The cl ass is doin g a Social Scie.ncer can a pply for HUD Guide Bull e tin# 3 P roj e ct on Su1muc rhill, but the que sti 0ns a nd ge t fun d s to hire, and fir e a Technaske d, we.r e r e l ate<l r.o th e e ntire ica l staf f to assist the r ~sidents in the Mode l Citi e s ATea. pJ r111s n [ th e ir 11 P i g ht>o rhne>J. Sm:.ie of the a r ea s the y0\.1 u e; p 0" pl P t,,. 1ch e. d upon w(c;. r e ; How t1id th e area Not only will th e r ,:: sicents get funds look twenty years ago and how will it for assistance in planning the y will be l ook tw e nty yea rs from to<lay? We r e e lig ibl e to hire office staff to assist th e r e any fmno us a nd \ve ll known pe ople the technical p e r son. livin g in the area a nd a r c th8 r e any livin g he r e now? Will the Ar ea be r e:sAl 1 the Cornr:mni ties s h ould t a ke notice tor e d to it's once st ate l y r e sid e n t i a l of this a nd ask for othe r be nef its th a t status ? Whe r e d o a r e a r ~sid ~nts shop a r e ava ilabl e . for f ood and cl othi n g? The se a nd many othe r avenue s of thinking were ic;'< 1< ** **** <:***** discuss e d. This ma ke s n e wond e r Arca r e s i dents J OBS' J03S' J OBS' JOBS' that if our chi l dren ar e so conc e rned about ou r Are a, the n should'nt we be? Row can you lo ok a hors e in the mouth ~ e sho~ l d nakc plans, a l ong with and te ll if he or she is e ithe r. It is Mode l Citie s to assure ou r chil d r e n i nposs ibl e to stand on the c orn e r of Ga. th a t th e ir d r c aos a bout the Ar ~a a r e Ave . a nd Pr yor St. a n d t e ll who is qualinot fru itl e ss . We as pa r e nts and fi ed t o do what in a coITu.~un ity of 55,000 r es idc nts, should l e t th e t1ode l Ci ti c s p l ann e rs know what " T·JE" want for ourr e si dents. selve s and our children. We shoul d oakc demands and not back ~own unti l we a r e For the 500d j obs tha t will be open a s sured that we hnv e been he ard. f or enp loyin c in th e Mode l Citi e s Area, We should so c on c e rn and in vo l ve a effort should be made to hire them first ours e lve s, that we will not go un-notice <l-Just beca use most of the suce ssful ones t-Je r-:iust a bove a ll do this with r e spe ct nove d t o other villas, th a t do not mean and d i gn ity. that there a re not any left. Attempts are be ing nade now. If you qualify , go to City Ha ll Personnal and apply. (cont'd pa ge 2 ) Mn,l<=>l ******** ·******** ** '• ,:. '~*** �S·aiturday Jan. 25, 1969 MODEL NZIGHBORHOOD WEE l',:LY MACi'. INE 'JOTJ 'l r,,, ODE L CITI ·~S (cont'd) 1.ernembe r in my l a st writing I sta ted that th e re a r c thos e of us who 2re qua lifi e d and c apa bl e of filling "Inside Mod e l Citie s Jobs?" We ll this is th e time f o r us to come forw a rd and oakc ourselve s known. This we must do for our c!1ildrc n and 0 ~1r ne i ghbors. By so involvin g ours c lv2s, there is no d oubt that this will indeed be; YOUR rJODE L r:::r.rns. I must a pol og iz e for not ~ig~ing my name to my l a st a rticle. I am by no ~ean s a Ghos t Writ e r, ne ith e r ao I a Write r by prof~ss ion. I am me r e ly a conc e rn e d and qu a lifie d a r ea r e side nt. myrtle ford 'k ;,; ·A k ,'<**** LITl'J,E LIGHTS ON lVil:,CH UlE AND SAYS WHAT J0:3S WILL NEIGR30RHOOD 1,7 0 {.KEJ.S GET ? ? . ? ? ? It wa s hoped that by now the nei t;h borhood workers would be qu a lified for bette r ernployr.1 ent in the Mode l Citie s Adninistration. But from hea rs ay this is not likely. The r e a r c ru5ors th a t the workers will continue in the same category. Are sone of the outsiders· ousclin g the workers out of a bette r po sition? No. The outsiders are not inte r e sted in meniel er,1p loyrae nt. This is sooe thing f°or, then to con&ider, ne ither is the workers. ***** Lad i e s - Girls-* ·k***** lH ~D page 2 Sl a cks th a t wera ma de in th e Com~unity a t th e Mode l Ne i ghborho ods tfanuf a cturin g Pl a nt will be on display a t the Sum- Me e Ce nte r Friday, and Sa turday, J a nua r y 31, a nd Fe brua r y 1. These slacks ~re not to be sold i.n a cl o thin g store , but d ona ti ons will be a cce~t e d . Pr oceeds will ~-;o t o purchasing sorae baseba ll uni for0 s for the Littl e League " We ll I te ll it like is a n d s oI!le liste n t ~an _ s thi·s sunoe r an d s ane dont . I onl y wa nt to he lp the c omounity . I say a5a in, ge t soI!le pe opl e Ge t a s u a ny pa ir a s y ou want Q th a t will. support progr e ss. Stop l e tting a smal l c roup of do-~oode rs p l a n fo r the e ntire po~ul a ti on. Le t eve r ybody a t l east OUR CHILDct.~N ARE FUTURB hear abo ut wha t is ha ppenin g All of our . hope, joy in 1 i fe and the See you a t the Mass Convention • future of our c m:1. r.:iunity r e st in the hand s and I will t e ll it like it is.---Flie s of our sons a nd daughters. Our children off S ee you ne xt we e k. a r e ou r future, they are our new l eade rs doctors, businessnen a n d bui l de rs. I f you '~*** g i ve one child a de ce n t break in li fe i t wi ll be r ewarded ove r an d ove r in ~a ny STAJ.T NOW ATLANTA IS A GOOD ID~A ge ne r at i ons. Con ~ra tul a ti on goe s to ,the Ne i ghb orh ood BUT WHEN DO ATLANTA -:}ET STA:1TED Ai des at Sum- Mee Ce nte r for the fin e job they d i e. in r e cruitin 6 childre n for the STA::'T WHAT? MAYBE THIS IS THE P2.0 BLEN llBAD STA-:',.T P.1 0G~Ai·,; Over 500 y oun gste r s in the S1.m-Me c Area wre r e cruited t o pa rticiGETfI NG ATlANTA TO GET STARTED . SO:U.Y--- pa te in th e protsram c oo in g up this yea r. Suo-Me c Ce nte r Bob Wayoe r, Dire ctor 'k* � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document M ele Ne tgh Lom food Usekly Ma re pine ONY ne cesmmeeeatuuteasnstannes Vol. 1 Number 19 January 18, 1969 Free Edition ee oa et HE SIRO GCS EM HCE IE IAI OEIC I CIOIS ROI CISIEIS II ICI SOI III IR TOI RA I TER YOUR MODEL CITIES Since my last writing on “Whose Model Gities", it has been my pleasure and experience to lecture and answer questions at one of the Medel Cities Area Schuols on pretty much the same subject. It proved to be a very ad- vantageous discussion to nee. It seems as if the younger minds are more alert than some of the not so young onese The class is doing a Social Sciences Project on Summerhill, but the questions asked, were related to the entire Model Cities Area. Some of the areas the young people touched upon were; How did the area look twenty years ago and how will it look twenty years from today? Were there any famous and well known people living in the area and are there any living here now? Will the Area be res- tored to it's once stately residential status? Where do areca residents shop for food and clothing? These and many other avenues of thinking were discussed. This makes me wonder Area residents that if our children are so concerned about our Area, then should'nt we be? We should make plans, along with Model Cities to assure our children that their dreams about the Arca are not fruitless. We as parents and residents, should let the Model Citics planners know what "WE" want for our- selves and our children. We should nake demands and not back down until we are assured that we have been heard. We should so concern and involve ourselves, that we will not go un-noticed.Just because most of the We must above all do this with respect and dignity. (cont'd page 2) RRKKEKKKREKE kkkhk kkk’ KREKKE EERE SPECIAL’ SPECIAL HUD GUIDE Resident Participatien Techinal Assist. auces Bulletin # 3 is a piece of inforn- ation that every body living in the Mo- del Cities Area should know. In the.fowrr clearance areas that are to be cleared in 1969 cach neighborhood: can apply for HUD Guide Bulletin # 3 and get funds to hire, and fire a Techa- ical staff to assist the r-sidents in the plans of their neighborhood. Not only will the resicents get funds for assistance in planning they will be eligible to hire office staff to assist the technical persone All the Communities should take notice of this and ask for other bencfits that are available. REE KEEAEE KkKAKKKAKK KK KKKKK JOBS* Joss JO3S* JOBS* How can you look a horse in the mouth and tell if he or she is either. It is impossible to stand on the corner of Ga. Aves. and Pryor St. and tell who is quali- fied to do what in a community of 55,000 residentse For the good jobs that will be open for employing in the Model Cities Area, a effort should be made to hire them first sucessful ones moved to other villas, that do not mean that there are not any left. Attempts are being made nowe If you qualify, go to City Hall Personnal and applye REAR a eK KREREKKRKESE MODEL NEICHBORHOOD Saturday Jan. 25, 1969 KEKE KEE KEKREKEREKE YOUR MODEL CITI*#S Ccont'd) Remember in my last writing I stated that there are those of us who are qualificd and capable of filling “Inside Model Cities Jobs?" Well this is the time for us to come forward and make ourselves known. This we must do for our children and our neighbors. By so involving ourselves, there is no doubt that this will indeed be; YOUR MODEL CITI"’sS. I must apologize for not signing my name to my last article. I am by no means a Ghost Writer, neither am Ia Writer by profession. I am merely a concerned and qualified area resident, myrtle ford KKR AAR KRKREKK REKEKKERR KKK SE KKKKKEKK LITYLE BIRD LIGHTS ON MACHINE AND SAYS ed * On @ day you will “V4 listen to me" s oer... Sh =e Machine; ya "What do you mean Bird'/.» "Well I tell it like is and some listen and some dont. I only want to help the communitye I say again, get some people that will. support progress. Stop letting a small group of do-sgooders plan for the entire population. Let everybody at least hear about what is happening , See you at the Mass Convention . and I will tell it like it is.---Flies off See you next week. KKK KK RKKKK KKKKK KEKKK KRKKK STALT NOW ATLANTA IS A GOOD IDEA BUT WHEN DO ATLANTA CET STARTED START WHAT? MAYBE THIS IS THE PROBLEM GETTING ATLANTA TO GET STARTED. SO2RY--- kkaKE KKEKEK KKK RKKKKK KKKK KERRI KKEKRREEEE KE REEK WEEKLY MACSINE page 2 KKEKEKEKEEKR EK REREERER WHAT JOBS WILL NEIGH3ORHOOD TORKERS ET??? ? ? It was hoped that by now the neighbor- hood workers would be qualified for better ewployment in the Model Cities Administra- tion. But from hearsay this is not likely. There are rumors that the workers will continue in the same category. Are sone of the outsiders muscling the workers out of a better position ? No. The outsiders are not interested in meniel employment. This is something for then to coneider , neither is the workers. KEKE KEKEK KKKKK KEKE KKKEKK Ladies - Girls-—* Slacks that were made in the Community at the Mocel Neighborhoods Manufacturing Plant will be on display at the Sum-—Mec Center Friday, and Saturday, January 31, and February 1. These slacks are not to be sold in a clothing store, but donations will be ac- cepted. Proceeds will so to purchasing some baseball uniforms for the Little League teams this sunmer Get as meny pair as you want. KRKKKK RKEKKK KKK kath & kk OUR CHILD2EN ARE OUR FUTURE All of our. hope, joy in life and the future of our contwnity rest in the hands of our sons and daughters. Our children are our future, they are our new leaders doctors, businesstien anc builderse If you give one child a decent break in life it will be rewarded over and over in many generations. Congratulation goes to the Neighborhood Aices at Sum-Mec Center for the fine job they did in recruiting children for the MSAD STA®T PROGRAie Over 500 youngsters in the Sun-Mec area wre recruited to partici- pate in the program coming up this year. Sum=Mec Center Bob Wayner, Director RKEKK REKKK kKKKK kkhkkk KkX  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 23 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f30b85125c86944b42641f9baa0456b4.pdf 50a14f9b18a2287152ca40d8b0f140f7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ( -./-( /11{ucl e ! /~' c~ rl /-u j ()1~e1~l~ /V{ ac h ____ (_--; j 1 -i l c. ./ """ ho . ) Vol. 1 Numbe r 19 J a nuary 18, 1969 Free Edition · AVE:lY SHIELDS BOARD EEMBE.1 M(Hml. t--11:UGHBOJ.HOOD, n1c •, PASSES !,ASS co:NVE:' 1TICT-1 i".'.ODEL CITIES D. H. STAtlTOi'l SCHOOL 910 MAF I N ST. SE S0ilDL\Y JlJ·lUA~Y 26, 1969 3.:00 P. t~. Mr. Avery Shields lon 6 time resident Pittrs.l"1 q ~h, p ;.1cc0 <l l;i s t week a t his home. Fune ral is to ~ nn:c111rp <l by Seller's Brothe rs, McDaniel Street. Mr. Shie lds wa s a devoted oeober of Model l'l eighbo rhoo<l , Inc. He was s ecre tary-Treasurer of Mode l l'leir;hhorhood MAnufa cturinb Co. He was a Cha rtered member of Model ~1 c. i ghborhood, Inc., and Mode l t1e i ghborhood Lanufacturin[; Co. He will be sorely misse d by a ll of us, who kn ew and l ove d him. The r e is ne e d for othe r citiz e ns like him to be as a ctive in Cor-munity s e lf-he lp orbaniza tions a s Mr . Shie l ds wa s. Our heartfelt syopathy s oc s out t o his be reaved f a mily. The r e sidents who att e nd the Eass Conve ntions' appear to be o ore intere sted in th e organiz;)ti on, than in the E odc l Citie s Plan. The ntt-.?n<l :mts are !';ho rt on infon:,a tion and the resid8nts are d e prived . Out of e l e ve n (11) op" r at i nG Cor:v:rii ties, in each Coomuni ty, it a ppe 2rs tha t one (1) of then c ould be infor c a tive. 3ut how can the y be? They do n e t know a thin b a bout th e pl ans. The c o•:1rmnity needs citizens th a t will inforra a nd work with the r e side nts for the good of the cot'lr'.1Unity. ;les ick :.nts nre be ing urccd to go to the Conve ntion, Sunday J a nua ry 26 , a t 3:00 P . X., a nd e l e ct r e sponsibility. o [ EECHAi: I CS VILLE CGt·JT;:;~.? What kind of Co~~l:'.lunity Ce nte r do the pe ople have in bech a nicsville? If you want inforoation , you a r e told to s ee the Boa rd. r-low who is the Board? Conouni ty ,::ieetings c a n be he ld in the Ce nte r . Ca n they? Coomunity gather i ncs c a n be he ld in the Ce nter . Can t hey? When infon1ation is a sked a bout the a foreoentioned , y ou a r e to l d to a sk the Boa rd. Let t he r e side nts know n ow, who the Board is and who e l e cted the. Board . Mo re tha n three peopl e should h ave a voice as to what is supposed ly a Com,mnity Cente r. And it is a nticipated that a progran of variety be conducte d in the Ce nte r, not just a ~irl a nd boy ~eeting place. ·k****- "COMt-~ml ITY FADE GOODS TO BC SOLD IN THE C()MKUN ITY" Spe aking of qu a lity, Mode l t-1~ i f;hborhood Manuf a cturing Corp ., workers a r e proud of the finishe d ga r oents the y hav e prc,duce::d. Beautiful kn ee sl acks ~adc i n d i ff 8r e nt sizes for g irls and wo~en, a nd~ assorted c o l ors . The appare ls c a n be c o::~parcd with sici.il a r one s in Depa rtnent stores, and the qua l i t y is n on-que stionabl e . Par t of t he oroccecs froQ the sal e s wi will be for purcha sinC Ras eoa ll uni forms for Littl e Leagus tcau s t h at will be sponsored by ~odel Neishborh ood , Inc. The s e Goods a r e factory run a nd are not to sold in Variety of Dept., s tores . They will be on s a l e , Fri~ay and S a turday at t h e :Me cha nicsvill e Co~r:-:mnity Center , 389 Bas s Stree t, South We st. �... · - page 2 MODEL ~EIGHBO~rnOOD WEEKLY t",ACHWE + N A A C P EXBCUTIVS COMrG TTS:~ ~~BT "WHOSE LODEL ::::ITIES ?'; Th e r es ide nts of the Mode l Cities The r-1AACP Executive Comrd ttee ;_1et in Areas, h a ve a ll been cla ss ed as be ing Suite 516 of Pa schal M9tel. Lonnie King "qua lifie d" to live in poverty a nd slm:is. Preside nt, presided. , The oe cting wa s This is not true. How ~any of th e se well a tte nded. The iuenbe rs were of the "HiE;h E!achelan ". All in a. class of "qua lified", well :-)ayin t,; jobs th a t a re th8; ir own. he. ls a t the Model Citi e s Office, a r c The 1,1AACP, s t:ou 1 d do , oor e than he ld by Area :~e s ide nts? speak for th e ·~eop l e , it ~hould dnclude , ·Why sh ould a group of "outside rs" th e p~ople. ·The or ga niz a tion should be the ones _ t o"d ict a te t o us what is be and r,mst be·c one the l eGa l resource for be st for us, a s f a r as 1_1;ode l Citie s al l it's den b0. rs, no t for just a ~hosen pl ans a r c c oncerned? Why should we ••••• f ew. r e sidents of l ong standing and f u ture How r:,any me£., be rs fr om th e $2 .00 '; years be told by "infini t e sicia lly ocnbe rship a r e living across ·s. E., I-20 0.inded~ people that; "this is f0r y ou, ure ex.:.;c.11riv e ,-,c'.1bers? \ It wil 1 not be ..;.he th e_r you w.:m t it or not." ethical for th ~ oq.-::;:iniuit.i on to s p·e a k · ~ If area r e si dents Ar e c onta cted in f or people t hat a r e not a p~ rt of , or r e~a r d to Mode l Citi e s, it is a l ways in th a t a r c not r e pre s ~nt cd on the d iscussa n uniwportnnt ~nd a me nt a l way . We a r c i on l eve l. Q.1-ways t o ld; "you -r:m st c,rr,;a niz c and form / Attcr:ipts in th e ' pa st t o ge t r; rassbl ock clubs." W~ a t f o r? ??? We n e ed r oot r e.pn~s 0.ut nt i on on the decisi on l eve l r c c o~niti on a s human be in gs, ea ch pe rs on wa s succe ssful l a st yea r. There ~er e. by his own E1c ri t s • We cio n ot need , n or three . Two of the s e we r e event~a lly do we inte nd t o be a ll cl a ss ed t oge the r wccded 0 .1t . In the l e. st e l e cti on there a s "unde si_r a bl e s lun dwe ll e rs." We a r e none . Wh o.t p l ;:i, ng do ' the offic e rs n ~2 d ind i vidual ity. We need t o be he.vc for the slum dw e lling men bcr ? . r e pr~s c Qt8d in the ~odc l Cities Office , It is i nport ent th a t th e e nd c one~ in· s orr.e of th·ose " D:SS~" j o bs th a t s ome for a ll of the "S peakin g f o r The Bl a ck of the " ont.s ide rs" are ho l cl in g . How Peop l e" or :~aniz.a ti ons, c ea s e , anci. l e t rmch 0asi 2r · it wou l d be f •r our nei t,hb or : th e peopl e spea k f or th emse lve s. t o un de rita nd the pl an s o f ~cd c l Cit i e s if one of their " Qt,JN 11 r Gprc s e nt ~d then *********** in the M. c., of fice . Eow Many o f you ~ode. I Citie s peop l e LITTLE BI '.D LIGPTS otl t'..ACi:l.HlS AN D S1-.YS had a ny inclin a ti on th ~t th e r e a r e a ny oth ~r peopl e livin g in the ~ - C., a r e a, " I :.:;o t s oue Good, da rn good inf o r r.ia tion othe r than -the illite r a t ~ , de.Ge ne r a ted, t o te 11 y ou" r ~\;:_ slu~ ~we ll e rs th a t y cu ~nc ountc r in }-,_ l --..:--.. ,_ y ou r bus ine ss within the N. c., a r ea ? We ll, the re a r e s o~e of us l e ft. ~-~ 1?c ; ,ay be f ew in n uc,bc r, but we Arc he r e , a n<l we i tentify ours ~lvc s with this &rea . i/' t1;:ichinc : " Te l 1 oe bird, t e l 1 ue " We a r e tra ined, eaucat ed qua lified Bird: Th e r e is a no v<:: t o ge t s o··.1e l eader s, livin g with in the M. c., area. a cti on Ge tting r e si de nts t o be e l e cted Ye t no on e t ook th e initi a tive to of fic e rs o f the Ste ~rin g c c~Qitt c , a nd screen area r esidents for pot e ntial the bass Conve nti on Cha irnan, of iviode l <c::r 1p l oyr1en t in th e ir own n 2 i ghba rhood. Citie s. We need th ~L:1 , don's y ou thin)<?' 1 YCS i'-.- ODEL 8IT ISS i'J.1 D /,.: -!..A ~--..ESID'~:N TS; FLIES OFF • ••• ••• SS:C YC'U ·, 1r.:xT WEEK ••• •• • "!;!HOSE l OD'::; L CITIES" . 1 ') it~- �.- ( ,.. ~* i k**** "********************* . .I II C, _j·(_ , l .... / Jie1p 7 I / ·' � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document (M/2 ok l y 1 eT RR HT ee FR RICE I TOK Fe BC HIE TEER IE FRI KIRK IK IIE RIK RR ER IRE RH RI RR ERA EE A ER RAE Vole 1 Number 19 January 18, 1969 Free Edition RTE Fee eH I IRR KK IK IE IOI IR II III IAI ORK RRR IOI IIE IR RIK RIOR IK IKI IR RRR KH KIK RE KA RK HK AVERY SHIELDS BOARD MEMBER BASS CONVENTION MODEL CITIES MODRT. NEIGHBORHOOD, INC., PASSES D. H. STANTON SCHOOL 910 MAiTIN ST. SE SUNDAY JANUARY 26, 1969 3:00 P. he Mr. Avery Shields long time resident of Pittsburgh, passed last week at his The residents who attend the Mass home. Funeral is to be arranged by Conventions' appear to be more intcrest— Seller's Brothers, MeDanicl Street. ed in the organization, than in the Mr. Shields was a devoted metber of Model Cities Plan. The attendants are Model Neighborhood, Inc. He was secre- short on inforwation and the residents tary-Treasurer of Model Neighborhood are deprived. Out of eleven (11) Manufacturing Co. He was a Chartered operating Commities, in cach Community, member of Model Mcighborhood, Inc., and it appears that one (1) of them could be Model Neighborhood banufacturinjy Co. informative. But how can they be? They He will be sorely missed by all of us, do net know a thing about the plans. who knew and loved hin. The community needs citizens that There is need for other citizens will inform and work with the residents like him to be as active in Community for the good of the community. Residents self-help oryanizations as Mr. Shields are being urged to go to the Convention, aes Sunday January 26, at 3:00 P. M., and Our heartfelt sympathy goes out elect responsibility. to his bereaved fanily. doco kek Bek KKK KEKKKEREK tok "COMMUNITY MADE GOODS TO BE SOLD IN THE MECHANICSVILLE CENTDR? COMMUNITY" What kind of Community Center do Speaking of quality, Model Heighbor-= the people have in bechanicsville? I€£ hood Manufacturing Corp., workers are you want information, you are told to proud of the finished garnents they see the Board. Now who is the Board? have produced. Beautiful knee slacks Conmunity meetings can be held in made in different sizes for girls and the Center. Can they? worien, and in assorted colors. The Community gatherings can be held in . apparels can be compared with similar the Center. Can they? ones in Department stores, and the When information is asked about the quality is non-questionable. ; aforementioned, you are told to ask the Part of the proceeds from the sales wi Boards will be for purchasing Basevall uniforms Let the residents know now, who the for Little Leagus teams that will be Board is and who elected the Board. sponsored by Model Neighborhood, Ince More than three people should have a These goods are factory run and are voice as to what is supposedly a Conimuni- not to sold in Variety of Dept., stores. ty Center. And it is anticipated that a They will be on sale, Friday and Saturday progran of variety be conducted in the at the Mechanicsville Comunity Center, Center, not just a girl and boy neeting 389 Bass Street, South Weste place. Lee KREER ER ERE kiekkk RK REE KKEKKEEEKRREKE KKRKREKKKKKEEK MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WEEKLY MACHINE KEKEKRKEEKEKKREREKREREREERK NAACP. EXSCUTIVE COMMITTE! MET The NAACP Executive Committee met in Suite 516 of Paschal Motel. Lonnie King President, presided... The mecting was well attended. The members were of the “High eachelan ",. All in a class of their own. The NAACP, should do.more than speak for the people, it should include the people. _ The organization should and ust become the legal resource for all it's wenbers, not for just a chosen few. How many members from the $2.00 menbership are living across S. E., I-20 are ex:eutive rieabers? | It will not be ethical for the organization to speak for people that are not a part of, or that are not represented on the discuss-— ion level. Attempts in the past to get grass- root repressutation on the decision level was successful last year, There were three. Two of these were eventually weeded out. In the last election there are nonee What plans do the officers have for the slum dwelling member? It is important that the end comes for all of the “Speaking for The Black People" organizations, cease, and let the people speak for themselves. KEKE KKKKEKE RRKKKKKKKEKKK LITTLE BID LIGETS ON MACHINE AND, SAYS I got some good, darn good information to tell yout (ys ~ =~ \t he NN ys : Machine: "Tell me bird, tell me" Bird: There is a nove to get sone action getting residents to be elected officers of the Stesring committe, and the Mhass Convention Chairman, of Model Cities. We need them, don'ts you think?" PLIES OFF i.scee0SBE YCU WERT WEEKS... KERR KEK RIKER kkk RK RK EK KARE KEKAEAEKEEEEE RRR EK ERER page 2 HK IKK ERK EN KR RK AER ERE RK “WHOSE FODEL SITIES?" The residents of the Model Cities Areas, have all been classed as being "qualified" to live in poverty and slums. This is not true. How tiany of these "qualified", well paying jobs that are hels at the Model Citics Office, are held by Area 2%esidents? Why should a group of "outsiders" be the ones te dictate to us what is be best for us, as far as Model Cities plans are concerned? Why should weees.. residents of long standing and future years be told by “infinitesimally minded" people that; “this is for you, whether you want it or note" ' If area residents are contacted in regard to Model Citics, it is always in an uniwportant end a menial waye We are always told; “you must crganize and form block clubs."' What for???? We need recognition as human beings, each person by his own merits. We do not need, nor do we intend to be all classed together as “undesirable slut dwellers." We need individuality. We need to be represcnted in the Yodel Cities Office, in some of those "DESK" jobs that some of the "outsiders" are holding. How much easior' it would be for our neighbor: to understand the plans of Medel Cities if’ one of their "OWN" represented then in the M. C., office. How many of you Model Cities people had any inclination that there are any othzr people living in the Mh. C., area, other than the illiterate, degenerated, slum @wallers that ycu enecunter in your business within the M. C., area? Well, there are some of us left. We iiay be few in number, but we are here, and we identify ourselves with this area. We are trained, educated qualified leaders, living within the M. C., areas Yet no one took the initiative to screen area residents for potential eniploynent in their own neighborhood. YES t-ODEL CITINS AND AlGA SESIDSNTS; "WROSE | ODEL CITIES" RREKEREREKER KREKKEKKEEKEKE deka nbn otek A dele aA doe DFR AE AR AER fo oon kicken bok MODEL WHICH3C sHOOD WESKLY MACHINE page 3 KREKARKARR KAR KAR RK AKER KERAKERKKREKKEKERK RARER fH RK KEKE EKER RUE REEK Vy Heap] e ODEN CHILES, Rittebiech radial chapics lle S ( A@air P- ri ca KRKEKKE EERE KEKE RR EREREKEEK EK REE IK ERE RE RE RRR ERREEKRE EREERER EKER ER REKERERER RRR EE RERERE  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 22 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/4d78a8fef84a7f909a5569e401434610.pdf 472957b7ca0c907daad8e66ff831ce69 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. -~·.-.:. Volume 1 I! u@ber 20 February 1, 1969 n~******** MASS CONVENT ION CHL\ilGED · WITH UNFAIRNESS By Edward Mo ody Two months ago severa l r es idents and I All the officers of the ~esidents Participa tion Croup identified as the t·lns s decided that Hodel Cities Program inforConvention, was elected to serve a s ain for raation was not re a ching the Mass of the one year pe ople. A mea sure to bring the informa tion to the Community was studied , a nd an ag r e The officers are LeHis Peters Chain,mn ement was !1l(:;. V a ft erwar d a plan was t a ke n . C .L. l"lcClain Vice-chni rr:wn, Carrie \Jr i Gh t Secre tary, and ~osa Burney Assi. Sec. One week be for e the Conve ntion our plan call e d for me to write notice s to the EXECU'.l?IVE l30AD.D r egul a r a tte ndan ts, a nd othe r r e sid ents a s Me ch:micsvil le Lewis Peters f a r as oy funds would Go• The n ot ice s was Ada ir Pa rk Jir.-1 Newberry as kin g the peop l e to s up port me for cha irSurn.1erhi 11 t1a ttie Ansley raan of the Mass Conve ntion. It was anticPeoples town ifa rtha Weems ipa t ed that I wo ul d s ee thnt informa tion Pittsbuq;h John llooc]!would sure ly r each the r e sidents. Grant Po1:rk Joe Whitley Ove r 1,000 stamps and e nve lopes , plus NEIGl-IBOJll-ICX::. D VIC. fi: - ClT AIRMAN mcneo pn pe r wa s bought, a nd two secretaTi Mechanicsville Alyce Nixon e s we r e pnid to he lp ge t out th e notices . Sur.1merhill Ida Wri ght My cha mpa i gn expe n ses cane out of oy pockPeopl es town e t. nut a s f or as sooc one e ls e champa i gnGrant Park W.F , Cox ing, h e was a ssiste d and s u pported by two Adair Park Calv in Craig Agencies, and City Ha ll . Persona l l e tters Pittsburgh Bea trice Garl r,mdwere coopos ed , sten cil ed , run-off, sec1led There will be six Coornun-ities with 11 and me t e r staoped for this pe rsonc The Operatin g Committees. Each committee will explan a tion first, was tha t this is fundhave a cha irman. It would be wonderfut if ed to the Coor.mnity for Citizens Particia ll these committees were active, and not pa tion a ndit was le ga l . That is not true . just the Ste ering Comoittee. The Steering Federal funds ca n no t be us e d for ind ividCoor::tittee are the Ex.ec. !3oard r;ieobers, and ual purposes. For residents participation the Vice-ChAirma ns froo each cor;imunity. in the neighborho od on l y . tiASS CONV1'.l',lTION S.E-ELECT OF~' ICE,_:S k**** * ***kk k* **** * k***** A Wee k l y Publishe d By Mode l Ne i ghborhood Inc Editor - Edward Moody Ci rcu lat i on 600 Copie s Pr ice Fre e MODEL NEIG1mo:rnooD MACHINE ~ npair;n spee che s we r e a llowed to be oade fron the star;e . Even the Model Citie s Director wa s partisan in o a king his r e por t a ~nd, the nost ioportant part of a ll is tha t there wa s not a qorum of r e si de nts at t e n d(S e e Fa i rne ss page t wo) ********** �********** .,'****** ********** MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WEEKLY ********** (Fairnes;s) to speak for the total community. I want my expenses paid back tone. And based on the privileges given to the one person and not to the others, and wath the assistance from the two Agencies, and &taff,HUD·will ... be~ontacted and requested to disqualify the Mass Convention as the resident representative that speak for the property owners, residents, and businessmen. All total they amount to only 1/10 of 1 percent of the effected redevelopment planned area. -/'*<******* page two MACHINE MECHANICSVILLE NEIGHB01HOOD ADVISOP.Y COUNCIL TO MEET The NAG of Mechanicsville will meet a t the Community Center Wednesday night 7:30 P.M. Mrs. Alyce Nixon is the ChaiI'!ilan. The purpose of the meeting is to e]ect the 11 Operating Committee Chairmen and get a· report from the NAG about the money that has been spent, and what it was spent for. C~nters address is 389 Bass St. s.w * SUM-MEC SC~lE OF COl'lGRESSMEN This is taxation with out repres entation, and tha t is uncons.ti tutiona l. LITTLE BEill LIGHTS Oi."l MACHINE AND SAYS "I went to ~£ -"":-:.,\ the Mass • ' '---...._ Convention \ ./ '---and wha t happened' - ~ man I neve r forg e t : i ' -../,.v .-·=~-- '-- ' f MACHINE. "What hap pen Bird" "Moody did not have a chance . And he did not know it. But I give hin credit he trie d. Anothe r thine he is pretty near right then ·wrone;. Oh ye s Model Neighborhood Inc. lost the ir good friend the Community Cente r. Afte r six oonths of he lping sane r e sidents, the y <lecidcd they did not nee d ther:1. Wha·t happened' E .O.A .----MI-IN-----E .D .A. See you next Week ½********* Flies off - ""*******"' ·_. WANTED? Pryor Street old School for a COMMUNITY CENTEJ. For Connunity Pro~rans Youth (COl'.:l.nunity Pror;rams Five Congressmen from Washington wa:s in Atlanta Sa turday, listening to several Organizations ask for support in making funds available when the re are bills pre sented in the house th~s tern. Representatives from the E.O.A. many councils spoke of the programs that they are associated with. There w~re volenteers employees, administrators, and staff. Itr was interesting to see workers of one group down another group, and a ll a re parties of the sane group. The groups are E.O. A Model Cities, and Comprehensive Hea lth. The same people are apart of each group. One person s a id that E.O.A was the parents of Model Cities . ? ? ? (Editors note ; No wonder the programs are confuse d.) Other groups to speak were T.U.F.F. Vine City Foundation, and Mod~l Ne i ghborhood s Mfg . Model Neighborhoods told how the Con gre ssmen and the Unions had killed some of the be st a ssistqnce programs that ever landed in Washingt on. The Labor Dept. even tried to get O.J.T. funds for the garnent training , bu~ the loLpyinG and sonethin~ e ls e that has not been told is preventing a lot of unemp loyed women out of work, and training possibilitie s. Pres~dent Nixon is advoc ating Se lf Hel p, and Black Capi talism. When plan s are nade that will he l p M.N.M, with loans get to beco0e independent, the Pre5ident will be the o ost popular President that has been in Washington for a lung time. poop~_p_ a.-11.1j.., ~o-bt-a-b,c,d Employed PLEASE ASK yourr SELF F::llENDS LEA:lli TO TAKE AS WELL /,S GIVZ. ·k******"'-A"-1,r Wl'len will I stop being j e -eil ous **'lr*-k* * * 'k'4' ~ *****"•:k �. i. Mr. • n·an· Sweat City Hall Atl a nta ' Ga. 30303 . ·-· · . . _....,.. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MO rc WEE Woititkdekkke ok Volume 1 kKKKKRKKKKEK ~ & Settee ilumber Ke “ae wR February MASS CONVENTION hE-ELECT SAME OFF ICES ‘All the officers of the wtesidents Part- icipation Group identified as the Mass Convention, was elected to serve asain for one year The officers are Lewis Peters Chairman CeL. McClain Vice=chairman, Carrie Wricht Secretary, and Rosa Burney Assis Sece EXECUTIVE BOARD Mechanicsville Lewis Peters Adair Park Jin Newberry Summerhill Mattie Ansley Peoplestown iiartha Weems Pittsburgh Grant Park John Hood: Joe Whitley NEIGHBORHO D VICE-CHAIRMAN Mechanicsville Alyce Nixon Summerhill Ida Wright Peoplestown Grant Park W.PF, Cox Adair Park Calvin Craig Pittsburgh There will be six Communities with 11 Operating Committees. Each committee will have a chairman. It would be wonderful if all these committees were active, and not just the Steering Committee. The Steering Committee are the Exec. Board members, and the Vice-Chairmans from each community. KEKKEKKRKEKE kkKKRKKEK RIKER kkk kkeRK MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD MACHINE A Weekly Published By Model Neighborhood Inc Editor - = =~ ~ Edward Moody Girculation = - - 600 Copies Price - ~ - - Free KRKEKK KR RK KRKKEKKERK KRKAKERERK | . . * Mechanicsville Sunmerhill ap EILY MACE N! KEKE KNEKEK ERE KEKE 1, 1969 KK I KE Beatrice Garlandwere composed, stenciled, run-off, Grant Park Adairs Park ~* HOOD tt RREKKEEKEE KAKA RKEERE RRA EE EREKKREREKE KEK AARAAEE MASS CONVENTION CHARGED - WITH UNFAIRNESS By Edward Moody Two months ago several residents and I decided that Model Cities Program infor- mation was not reaching the Mass of the people. A measure to bring the information to the Community was studied, and an agre= ement was gef afterward a plan was takene One week before the Convention our plan called for me to write notices to the regular attendants, and other residents as far as my funds would go0e The notices was asking the people to support me for chair- man of the Mass Convention. It was antic- ipated that I would see that information would surely reach the residentse Over 1,000 stamps and envelopes, plus memeo paper was bought, and two secretari- “es were paid to help get out the notices. My champaign expenses came out of my pock- ete But as for as some one clse champaign- ing, he was assisted and supported by two Agencies, and City Hall. Personal letters sealed and meter stamped for this persone The explanation first, was that this is fund- ed to the Cormunity for Citizens Partici- pation andit was legale That is not truce Federal funds can not be used for individ- ual purposes. For residents participation in the neighborhood only. Campaign speeches were allowed to be made from the stage. Even the Model Cities Director was partisan in making his reports And, the most important part of all is that there was not a qorum of residents attend- (See Fairness page two) KRRKEKRKEKKEK KRKEKKEEEER HAKKERERAEES eke RK RK KREKRKKKEKK KRRKKEEKEEK MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD WHERLY KEK KKK EK keke keeKeKeek tee KEK (Fairness) to speak for the total community. I want my expenses paid back to me, And based on the privileges given to the one person and not to the others, and with the assistance from the two Agencies, and staff,HUD will.besontacted and request= ed to disqualify the Mass Convention as the resident representative that speak for the property owners, residents, and busi- nessmene All total they amount to only 1/10 of 1 percent of the effected redeve- lopment planned areae This is taxation with out representat- ion, and that is unconstitutional. REKEKKEKKEKE RRERKKEEKK REKEKEKKEER LITTLE BIRD LIGHTS ON MACHINE AND SAYS "I went to . the Mass oy os \ Convention and what happened = > man I never forget" raf MACHINE. "What happenc# Bird" " Moody did not have a chancee And he did not know it. But I give him credit he tricd. Another thing he is pretty hear right then wronge Oh yes Model Neighborhood Inc. lost their good fricnd the Community Center, After six months o£ helping some residents, they decided they did not need them, What happened’ Ee0.A.----MAN--~-=E .0.Ae See you next Week Flies off - kick ket kt ReR KE KER KKKE hike. WANTED ? Pryor Street old School for a | COMMUNITY CENTER For Community Programs Youth Programs (Comunity People adnirteteated and Employed Bote To We dee ie RKKKKEKEKK kkkkkh keke LEARN TO TAKE AS WELL AS GIVE. RREKKEK KR AK tek dete del ® hole Deve tek de OK a Ack aK kk kk KXKKKREE EK ke KKK KEK KKKEKAKKKKKER MACHINE page two RKKKKKEKEK kkKK KKK IK KEK KKK KKK MECHANICSVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY COUNCIL TO MEET The NAC of Mechanicsville will meet at the Community Center Wednesday night 7:30 P.M. Mrs» Alyce Nixon is the Chairman. The purpose of the meeting is to elect the 11 Operating Committee Chairmen and get a report from the NAC about the money that has been spent, and what it was spent for. Centers address is 389 Bass Ste. S.W KKK REKK REE KEKKKEKKEEEK RAEKKAKEKK SE SUM-MEC SCENE OF CONGRESSMEN Five Congressmen from Washington was in Atlanta Saturday, listening to several Organizations ask for support in making funds available when there are bills pre- sented in the house this terme Representatives from the E.0-A. many councils spoke of the programs that they are associated withe There were volenteers employees, administrators, and staff. It was interesting to see workers of one gr- oup down another group, and all are part= ies of the same groupe The groups are E.0O. A Model Cities, and Comprehensive Health. The same people are apart of cach groupe One person said that E.0.A was the parents of Model Cities. 7 ? ? (Editors note; No wonder the programs are confusede) Other groups to speak were T.UeF.F. Vine City Foundation, and Model Neighbor- hoods Mfg. Model Neighborhoods told how the Congressmen and the Unions had killed sotie of the best assistance programs that ever landed in Washingtonse The Labor Dept. even tried to get O.J.T. funds for the garment training, but the lolpying and sonething else that has not been told is preventing a lot of unemployed women out of work, and training possibilities. President Nixon is advocating Self - Help, and Zlack Capitalism. When plans are made that will help M.N.M, with loans get to become independent, the President will be the most popular President that has been in Washington for a long times Reed eel feeb ple A EA KRAKKKK KEKE PLEASE ASK YOUR SELF RIENDS When will I stop being jealous - KREAKERAKKK KAKKEKAKAKK & Mr. Dan Sweat City Hall Atlanta, Ga. 30303  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 21 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/010bb47b3e365b589ae013e91fe74e5f.pdf 19bd455186e8374527b8947b00a1b086 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Feb1ua1-y 19, 1969 Mr. Edward Moody Model Ne i3hborhood Manufacturing Company 55 Ge orgia Avenue, s.E. Atl ent a , Georgia Dear Hr. Moody: Rec ently our Inspector r eque s t ed tha t you file a 1969 Applicat ion fo r a Busine sD License . You s tated to our Inspect or that you we re not r equired to s ~curc a Ci t y Bus ines s License fo r the Hode l Neighb orhood Hanufo ctur1.ng Company. Unde r the current Bus i nes s License Ordinance all persons engaged in bus inccs within the corporate limi tn of t he Ci ty of At l a nt a fo r t he purpose of pr of it , ga i n , or econo~ic i mprovem<>nt are r equ i r ed to fil e an App lic a tion for a Business License and pay t he f ee . If you do not be l ieve that you f a ll wi~hin the int ent of the present Bus i ness Lice ns e Ordinance , t hen please write us e,,a ctly why you think t he Hode l Fe ighborhood Mc.nu fac t uring Company shoL~ld be c;;cmpt . Enc lose d are the r equired Appl ications f or a Business License and an i nstruct i on book . If we tasl)' be of any ass i staace i n t he prep<1rat ion of your r et.u.rn , pl eaoc c.ill us a.t 522 - 4463, E:gt . 205. Marlon D. L evy Busincsa License Administrator MDL/cd Enclosures CC: Mr . Sidne y Andrews Mr . Bill Man3ui·;1 Ur . George Berry � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document February 19, 1969 Mr. Edward Moody Model Neighborhood Manufacturing Company 55 Georgia Avenue, 5.E, Atlanta, Georgia Dear Hr. Moody: Recently cur Inspector requested that you file a 1969 Application for a Business License. You stated to our Inspector that you were not required to secure a City Business License for the Model Neighborhood Manufacturing Company. Under the current Business License Ordinance all persons engaged in business within the corporate limits of the City of Atlanta for the purpose of profit, gain, or econonic improvement are required to file an Application for a Business License and pay the fea. If you do not believe that you fall within the intent of the present Business License Ordinance, then please write us exactly why you think the Model. Neighborhood Manufacturing Company should be exempt. Enclosed are the required Applications for a Business License and an instruction book. If we may be of any assistance in the preparation of your return, please call us at 522-4463, Ext. 205, Very trul hI Marion D. Levy Business License Administrator yours, MDL /cd Enclosures CC: Mr. Sidney Andrews Mr. Bill Mansua Hr. George Berry  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 20 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c1bd27b9a182830bec102765fd0b126f.pdf 5f97f911f7c1b60da4b7ac2337f8b36a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Econom ic pportunity Atlanta, Inc. 101 Ma rietta Street Bl dg . • Atla nta , Georgia 30 30 3 • T el eph one 688-101 2 T. M. Parh a m Exe cuci ve Admini s cracor , . June 25, 1969 Mr. Edward Moody, Director Model Neighborhood, Inc . 700 McDaniel Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30310 De ar Mr. Moody : This is to acknowledge receipt of y our memorandum of J u n e 24 , 1969 , transmitting t he proposa l of Mr s. Mar y Jane Co f er . The $72 , 000 mentioned i n the material is OEO money to b e made avai l a bl e for r esidents of Mode l cities to r e c eive t echnica l a s s is tance and t ra i n i ng . An OE O- HUD a greement requires that EOA , Model c _i ties , and the City o f At l anta jointl y select an accountable community group to r eceive the contract for these mo ni es . The group that has b een s e lected is the Ste e ring Committ e e of the Model Cities Mass Convention . Th i s group has a firm bas i s for d emocrati c selection and participation in the Mode l Cities COiT1muni'ty and can be held accountabl e by the residents th rough the annua l el e ction proc ess . S i nc e ; d l y you·r ~ , _,../ \ .-'l/ 1. . __ ~ T. M. P 2rham Exe c u t i ve Admini strato r I' I TMJP/ gj bee: Mr. Mr. Mr . Hr. Wi lli Alli on Johnny John on D n Sweat .,,......-- John Calhoun ·/ . ·-· � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. OA 101 Marietta Street Bldg. « Atlanta, Georgia 30303 e Telephone 688-1012 T. M. Parham ’ Executive Adminiscracor June 25 1969 ’ Mr. Edward Moody, Director Model Neighborhood, Inc. 700 McDaniel Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Dear Mr. Moody: This is to acknowledge receipt of your memorandum of June 24, 1969, transmitting the proposal of Mrs. Mary Jane Cofer. The $72,000 mentioned in the material is OEO money to be made available for residents of Model Cities to receive technical assistance and training. An OEO-HUD agreement requires that EOA, Model Cities, and the City of Atlanta jointly select an accountable community group to receive the contract for these monies. The group that has been selected is the Steering Committee of the Model Cities Mass Convention. This group has a firm basis for democratic selection and participation in the Model Cities community and can be held accountable by the residents through the annual election process. \ Sincerely yours, rs ~ f ye 1 1 CA ASS T. M. Jim Parham ts . a 5 Executive Administrator TMIP/gj i / bec: Mr. William Allison Mr. Johnny Johnson Mr. Dan Sweat — Mr. John Calhoun  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 15, Folder 5, Document 19 Box 15 Box 15 Folder 5 Folder topic: Model Cities | 1968-1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/66c37dc36a8385bd8d7e17d925f50698.pdf d79ae08ce1a786f84163bebb3cca9afa Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 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